For Apple Cup purposes, consider Troy Petz the player to be named later in the football trade for Taariq "Buddah" Al-Uqdah. While Al-Uqdah jumped sides
DeShaun Foster was a great football player. A Rick Neuheisel-coached University of Washington team knew this painfully well when in 2001 Foster ran 31 times for 301 yards and 3 touchdowns, including a 92-yard breakaway score, in UCLA's 35-13 victory over the Huskies.
University of Washington special teams has been like a bathroom remodel -- the Huskies tore it all down in the offseason and started over. Every focal special-teams figurehead except for senior place-kicker Grady Gross was replaced for this season.
The upgrades just keep coming for the University of Washington basketball program. A near totally new roster is in place, put together by an aggressive young coach in Danny Sprinkle and his staff.
Taariq "Buddah" Al-Uqdah has 12 days to think about it. Less than two weeks to prepare for what surely will be an heart-tugging moment for him. Just enough time to wrap his head around returning to Pullman, Washington.
The University of Washington football team needed just one play to show UC Davis what was going to happen in Saturday might's game at Husky Stadium. On that initial snap, edge rusher Jacob Lane came crashing through from the right side to sack quarterback Caden Pinnick before he barely had time to bark out the signals.
First of all, is it really possible that UC Davis could pull off something amazing? It wasn’t awful in a 31-13 loss to Cal to start last season on the way to the quarterfinals in the FCS Playoff.
Given the mystique surrounding Zach Durfee, after a pair of University of Washington coaching staffs singled him out for having elite football talent, there's always plenty of anticipation whenever he takes the field.
The most competitive position on the University of Washington football team remains starting nickelback, which has been a free-for-all far more than most people realize.
Defensive tackle Jayvon Parker, in a painstaking recovery from an Achilles tendon tear 11 months ago, practiced with the University of Washington football team on Sunday night, though he still hasn't received medical clearance, coach Jedd Fisch said.
Game balls were flying in every direction following the University of Washington's season-opening 38-21 win over Colorado State. Offense. Defense. Administrative office.
These days, University of Washington football coaches make sure and let the kid named Kaho know they're extremely interested in his talents. Over the summer, they hosted him on campus.
Much to their chagrin, Armon and Jayvon Parker have not been identical twins in Montlake at all. Jayvon has appeared in 25 games for the University of Washington football team -- and Armon in none.
Earlier this month, Joel Klatt named Washington as one of the possible crashers this year into the College Football Playoff. Now, two weeks later, Klatt is as far as looking into the odds for this season of the Huskies to return to the CFP.
For five months now, the competition at University of Washington wide receiver has been nothing short of captivating and intriguing. And this particular conversation doesn't even include any of the veteran Husky pass-catchers.
Some people might question how Zach Durfee could have such a glowing reputation as a University of Washington football player after playing in only seven career games, and barely more than a series or two in most of them.
It’s game week on Montlake. Jedd Fisch took the podium on Monday afternoon to kick off the Washington football season ahead of its week one matchup against Colorado State.
When the University of Washington football team starts playing for real this month, an Arizona-produced quarterback will hand off to an Arizona running back, at least when he's not throwing to one of two receivers originally from that state.
Three years ago in Los Angeles, St. John Bosco High School's top defensive player was linebacker Deven Bryant. Two seasons ago, it was linebacker Khmori House.
It was an all-Big-Ten recruitment for four-star running back Brian Bonner from Valencia, California. He thought about staying in-state and playing for UCLA.