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Washington Huskies vs Alabama Crimson Tide — Peach Bowl, December 31, 2016
7–24BOWL-NY6
About This Game
Washington struck first, as Jake Browning found Dante Pettis slipping past the defense for a 16-yard touchdown to grab a 7-0 lead. But Alabama answered with the ferocity expected of a top-ranked playoff team. Bo Scarbrough plunged through the Husky defense for an 18-yard touchdown run, tying the game at 7-7 and signaling that this was no ordinary opponent. The Crimson Tide then methodically seized control: Adam Griffith's 41-yard field goal put Alabama ahead before Ryan Anderson's interception return for a touchdown late in the first half delivered a knockout punch, sending Alabama into halftime with a commanding 17-7 advantage.
The second half was a masterclass in suffocating defense and relentless power running. Across 27 Washington drives, Alabama's defense forced 17 punts and limited the Huskies to just 741 total yards—a controlled demolition that left no doubt about which team belonged in the national championship game. Scarbrough was the physical embodiment of that dominance, pounding through Washington's defense for 180 yards and two touchdowns. His 68-yard scoring burst in the fourth quarter punctuated a performance that proved he was Alabama's battering ram when it mattered most. The game is available as a Gameprint, where custom wall art visualizes every drive—letting fans relive how Alabama's defense and ground game assembled a masterpiece of playoff football.
Game highlights: Dante Pettis' 16-yard TD reception gives Washington an early edge, Ryan Anderson's interception return for a touchdown flips momentum decisively in Alabama's favor, Bo Scarbrough's 180-yard, two-touchdown rushing performance, Alabama's stifling defense forces 17 punts across 27 Husky drives, Scarbrough's 68-yard TD run seals a dominant playoff victory
Summary written with AI from the official play-by-play.
A Gift for Every Game
The best gifts for college football fans aren’t generic team merch — they’re personal. A Gameprint of Washington Huskies vs Alabama Crimson Tide captures a specific game that means something: a rivalry win, a season to remember, a night at the arena. Perfect for birthdays, anniversaries, and holidays.
Were you there? If you or a friend went to this game, a Gameprint turns that memory into a lasting keepsake — the exact game you watched live, every play on your wall. There’s a gift for every game you’ve ever been to.
Frequently Asked Questions
When did Washington Huskies play Alabama Crimson Tide?
Washington Huskies played Alabama Crimson Tide in the Peach Bowl on December 31, 2016 at Georgia Dome.
What was the final score of Washington Huskies vs Alabama Crimson Tide?
The final score was Washington Huskies 7, Alabama Crimson Tide 24.
What does the Washington Huskies vs Alabama Crimson Tide Gameprint show?
Every drive — touchdowns, field goals, punts and turnovers — from the official play-by-play of this game, laid out in order from kickoff to the final whistle, in your choice of team colors.
Is this a good gift for a Washington Huskies or Alabama Crimson Tide fan?
Yes — a Gameprint of Washington Huskies vs Alabama Crimson Tide is a one-of-a-kind gift. Unlike generic team merchandise, it captures a specific game they actually care about. Popular for birthdays, graduations, Father’s Day, and holiday gifts.
Can I gift this to someone who was at the game?
Absolutely. If a friend or family member attended Washington Huskies vs Alabama Crimson Tide, a Gameprint turns that memory into wall art — the actual plays from the game they watched live. Customize the colors to make it personal.
Sizes, framing, shipping and color options: see the Gameprints FAQ.
Washington vs Alabama in numbers
- 1 lead change
- 1 time tied
- 17-point largest lead (Alabama)
- 24–0 run, the longest of the game (Alabama)
- 27 drives
- 4 touchdown drives (Washington 2, Alabama 2)
- 3 drives ended by a turnover or on downs (Washington 2, Alabama 1)
- 98-yard touchdown drive, the longest of the game (Alabama)
Counted from the play-by-play behind this print — every drive on the poster is one of these plays.
