WASHINGTON RUMORS & GOSSIP
Video: Washington’s Husky Stadium Has Been Seriously Renovated, Permanent Endzones Added
It’s no secret that Washington’s Husky Stadium has been undergoing renovations since 2011 — the Huskies actually played their games at CenturyLink Field last season, home of the Seattle Seahawks. The university is making a number of changes and additions to the venue, and lists some of them on its athletic site:
Premium seating program with luxury suites, patio suites and...
Brooks Open to Anything
The Contra Costa (Calif.) College linebacker, Travon Brooks, is open to all possibilities for college after bouncing back from Washington...
Via recruiting.scout.com
13 days ago
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Tulia Makes It Official
In mid-March Tui Talia decided to commit the Washington Huskies but a lot has changed over the past month. The Pleasant Valley (Calif.) Diablo Valley junior college prospect officially committed to Oregon today, making him the Ducks’ fifth commit in the class of 2014.
Via oregon.scout.com
14 days ago
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Montana hoops lands Washington transfer
Montana men's basketball coach Wayne Tinkle has announced the signing of 6-foot-8 forward Martin Breunig (BROY'-nig), who is transferring from the University of Washington.
Breunig, who is originally from Germany, will sit out next year due to NCAA transfer rules.
Breunig played in 21 games as a freshman at Washington, but saw action in just nine games and scored one point...
Via AP on Fox
May 20, 2013
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Predicting the 2013/14 Washington Huskies basketball starting five
Projected starters for next season.
In-between transfers, graduates, and incoming recruits, University of Washington Men’s basketball’s starting squad next year is up in the air.
Here’s the most likely starting five for next year, with the potential challenger at each position.
Point Guard
Starter: Andrew Andrews
Challenger: Nigel Williams-Goss
Andrew Andrews gets the nod...
First Round NFL Draft Grades: Atlanta Falcons
PICK: Desmond Trufant, CB, Washington
ANALYSIS: Atlanta had been rumored to be wanting to move up for someone, and Trufant was one of the names commonly tossed around in that discussion. Atlanta certainly needed a corner, and Trufant was the best CB on the board. They were smart to jump Minnesota and Indy to grab him. I'm still surprised St. Louis traded down instead...
C.J. Wilcox to return to Washington
Washington leading scorer C.J. Wilcox has bypassed a chance to enter the NBA draft and will return for his senior season.
The school made the announcement on Thursday. Many draft projections had Wilcox being taken in the second round.
Wilcox led the Huskies averaging 16.8 points per game, good for sixth in the Pac-12. He was a second-team all-Pac-12 selection and played most of...
Via AP on Fox
April 18, 2013
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Washington adds pair to 2013-14 recruiting class
Washington has added high school guard Jahmel Taylor and junior college transfer Mike Anderson after they signed their national letters of intent to play basketball for the Huskies.
Washington coach Lorenzo Romar announced the signings on Wednesday. The two join an incoming class that includes McDonald's All-American Nigel Williams-Goss, Darin Johnson and college transfers Perris...
Via AP on Fox
April 17, 2013
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Washington’s Austin Seferian-Jenkins suspended indefinitely following DUI arrest
Star Washington Huskies tight end Austin Seferian-Jenkins has been suspended indefinitely following a DUI arrest.
Washington releases statement on Austin Seferian-Jenkins ‘incident’
Washington Huskies star tight end Austin Seferian-Jenkins was reportedly involved in an incident on Saturday. Washington and head coach Steve Sarkisian release a statement.
Washington Huskies up their recruiting game, send 37 hand written letters
The Washington Huskies and head coach Steve Sarkisian have entered the recruiting arms race by sending one recruit 37 handwritten letters.
Five positions Washington needs to upgrade in 2013
Take the next step!
The 2012 Washington Huskies football season saw dramatic depth chart upheaval, for the better and for the worse. Tailback Bishop Sankey came out of nowhere to solidify the running back position as one of the team’s strengths.
But injuries exposed a lack of depth and experience on the offensive line.
Starting all over the field as a freshman, Shaq Thompson did...
Washington Huskies Player punched by Washington State Fan as fans rush the field
This is just absolutely horrible. I know fans are excited about winning the Apple Cup and likely to be intoxicated, but this is a black eye for the school. Never should a players safety ever be in doubt, and I really wish that police officers and school officials would do a better job of keeping fans off of the field.The guy that threw the punch is in a blue-ish jacket, and the...
Washington Huskies breaking news Shawn Kemp Jr. out 6-8 weeks
Dawgs front court takes a blow
Head coach Lorenzo Romar announced today that UW Huskies forward Shawn Kemp Jr. will be out for the next 6-8 weeks, due to a tear in his patellar tendon.
The injury won’t require surgery.
This is not a great way to kick off the upcoming season. Kemp—who plays power forward—was seen as a possible breakout candidate for 2012.
Not to mention, the...
A dance party broke out between the Washington Huskies and California Bears
ESPN was showing a game between the Washington Huskies and the California Bears. During the 14-13 battle, both sides decided to break out in a dance party that no man could explain except through rhythm and jive. Coaches joined in. Players lead it. Both sidelines looked at each other to see who was the better dancer. Of course we added a very popular Jay-Z and Kanye West song that’s...
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