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Three changes have been approved to the 2008 football schedule, which will give the Huskies three open dates in a 12-game campaign that will stretch from Aug. 30 to Dec. 6.
Washington’s game against Oregon has been moved from Sept. 13 to the season opener on Aug. 30; the Oklahoma game has been moved from Sept. 20 to Sept. 13, and the California game from Oct. 11 to the regular-season finale on Dec. 6.
The resulting schedule:
Aug. 30, at Oregon
Sept. 6, BYU
Sept. 13, Oklahoma
Sept. 27, Stanford
Oct. 4, at Arizona
Oct. 18, Oregon State
Oct. 25, Notre Dame
Nov. 1, at USC
Nov. 8, Arizona State
Nov. 15, UCLA
Nov. 22, at WSU
Dec. 6, at California.
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