2013 Fight Hunger Bowl viewing guide: BYU vs. Washington TV time and more

This bowl season has a few intriguing regional games, and the Fight Hunger Bowl between BYU and Washington is certainly one of them.

The Cougars started the season with a puzzling loss to Virginia, and put a historic beat down on Texas the next week by a final score of 40-21. After a loss to Utah (another puzzling one), the Cougars won five in a row -- all against bowl teams (with the biggest being Utah State, Georgia Tech and Boise State). Losses down the stretch to Wisconsin and Notre Dame prevented BYU from reaching higher heights, but with two sophomores leading a very strong rushing offense, they have promise for next season.

Washington started the season with a blowout win over Boise State, and wins over Illinois and Arizona made them a hot pick for a Pac-12 run. The Huskies lost three in a row to the top teams in the conference, falling to Stanford, Oregon and Arizona State, and eventually lost to UCLA, the fourth-best team in the conference. Washington defeated Cal, Colorado, Oregon State and Washington State, finishing the year at 8-4.

Rankings and records: Neither team is ranked. Washington went 8-4, with a 5-4 Pac-12 record good for third in the North. BYU also went 8-4 this season. The all-time series is tied at 4-4, but BYU has won the last three games between the two programs.

Vegas: Washington is a three-point favorite. The over/under is 60.

Weather: Low 40s.

Taysom Hill. Hill gained national attention by running all over Texas, but can throw the ball around the field as well, making him a legitimate dual-threat.

The Chris Petersen era starts next year at Washington, and a win here would provide positive momentum for that change.

While Petersen won’t be coaching this game, BYU will be looking to defeat a Petersen team for the second time this year.

TV: 9:30 p.m. ET on ESPN.

Radio: Here’s a list of affiliates for BYU. Here’s one for Washington.

Online streaming: WatchESPN.

Location: San Francisco, California

Stadium: AT&T Park (45,000 capacity)

Tickets: Find available seats here.

Last year’s score: Arizona State 62, Navy 28

Last year’s attendance: 34,172

Last year’s TV rating: 0.7

Last year’s payout for each school: $975,000 for ASU, $750,000 for Navy

Team with the most all-time appearances: Boston College with three.

Team with the most all-time wins: Boston College, Navy, Arizona State, California, Florida State, Illinois, Nevada, Oregon State, USC, Utah and Virginia Tech all tied with one.

Head to Vanquish the Foe for the BYU perspective and the UW Dawg Pound for the Washington side of things. Pacific Takes has general Pac-12 coverage.

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