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College Football News / Washington Huskies on SI / December 19

Memmelaar Will Join UCF After Playing in Sun Bowl

Bench-pressing well over 400 pounds, Gaard Memmelaar was reputed to be the strongest player on the University of Washington football team. Returning from a torn knee anterior cruciate ligament and resulting surgery in 2023 to become an 11-game starter this past season, the 6-foot-4, 315-pound Idaho native showed himself to be resilient enough.

College Football News / Washington Huskies on SI / December 9

Gaard Memmelaar, UW's Starting Left Guard, Enters Transfer Portal

Gaard Memmelaar always has been one of the feistiest, funniest and strongest University of Washington football players on the roster. None of that, however,

Washington Huskies News / Washington Huskies on SI / October 5

Huskies' Memmelaar Is New Addition to Questionable List

Proving even more vulnerable in the trenches than previously known, the University of Washington football team listed starting offensive guard Gaard Memmelaar as questionable for Saturday's Michigan game at Husky Stadium, according to the Big Ten availability report.

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College Football News / Washington Huskies on SI / August 21
Gaard Duty: Memmelaar Expected to Provide UW Toughness

Gaard Duty: Memmelaar Expected to Provide UW Toughness

That loud noise everyone heard when University of Washington spring football began in April was offensive guard Gaard Memmelaar emerging from the tunnel at Husky Stadium and suddenly bellowing out a profane greeting to the defensive linemen in attendance that echoed throughout the seats.

College Football News / Washington Huskies on SI / August 6

Rogers Has Best Day Yet as Husky Quarterback

The day began with a smattering of University of Washington. football players stretching out their legs and lower backs when quarterback Will Rogers arrived at the East practice field.

College Football News / Washington Huskies on SI / August 5

Memmelaar Holds UW to Blocking, Singing Standards

Offensive guard Gaard Memmelaar was stretching on Monday before the University of Washington's fifth football practice when he heard Landen Hatchett nearby singing badly off key while the center was going through knee rehab exercises.

College Football News / Washington Huskies on SI / July 2

Husky Roster Review: At the Drop of a Hat, Memmelaar Should Be Ready to Play

For last January's CFP national championship game in Texas, Gaard Memmelaar showed up fashionably dressed, outfitted in a black cowboy hat as he strode into Houston's NRG Stadium with style.

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