Video: Sarkisian and Johnson on Stanford Loss and Saturday’s Matchup Against Arizona

Oct 24, 2011, 6:04 PM

by John Zielonka, Special to 710Sports.com

Head coach Steve Sarkisian and receiver James Johnson held court at Monday’s press conference/post-mortem after the 44-point blowout loss to Stanford.

The upcoming encounter against the Arizona Wildcats (2-5 overall and 1-4 in Pac-12 play) will determine if the Huskies can rebound from this defeat. After losing 51-38 to Nebraska on the road, Washington beat California at home 31-23.

Sarkisian and Johnson noted that improvements needed to be made offensively and defensively to get back to their winning form. Watch the video below to view their comments on the loss and Saturday’s matchup against Arizona.

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