I think that that game is probably if not the most important game on their schedule

within the ACC that I think is the game that they'd most they'd feel best about having taken

care of business in. Hello, and welcome to the Thursday, August 18th edition of Always College Football.

I'm your host, Craig McElroy still in Charlotte with my man Mark Kubiak who's right over here.

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it is part three of the giant killers discussion meaning basically teams that you don't want to play.

If you missed any of those previous series, previous parts of the series, you can check it out, Monday and Wednesday.

We all went into it, it was a really good discussion.

I think you'll enjoy the teams that we're going to talk about today.

These teams are dangerous.

You don't want to play them, you don't want to see them. So, without much further to do, let's talk about today. These teams are dangerous. You don't want to play them. You don't want to see

them. So with that much further to do, let's talk about it.

To start with the Washington Huskies. Here's the spoiler games. Michigan State comes to them on September 17th. They go to UCLA on September 30th and they have Oregon. They're

on the road at Oregon on November 12th. Now how likely is it it the UCLA's in the playoff picture? Just hear me out, all right? They're the big games.

All right? I've picked all the big games that I think are very winnable for Washington,

even though they're coming off of obviously a very disappointing season.

No one's gonna sit there and look and say that 2021

was a great year, a banner year for the Huskies.

We know that's not the case. Here's some of the positives.

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