I posted this a few days ago at CougCenter, but here you go. And, might I add, WOW.

Tribute to Pete Carroll's departure

Darnell Gant, Tyreese Breshers and Justin Holiday have come up with a rap about a dance called the "Q-Walk", named in honor of Quincy Pondexter.

2008-2009 Husky Basketball Highlight reel

2009 Jam Fest Dunk Competition

#30 is Peyton Siva from Franklin, heading to Louisville.
#11 is Avery Bradley from Bellarmine, heading to Texas.
#3 is Abdul Gaddy from Bellarmine, heading to Washington.

Avery Bradley wins it. Gaddy looks like he didn't really try too hard, my guess is that after having played with Bradley for 5 years he knew he couldn't beat him so he wasn't going to kill himself trying.

Whammy in Miami

Washington Vs Alabama in the 1926 Rose Bowl Documentary

The #1 1992 Washington Huskies knock off the Nebraska Cornhuskers in a rare night game in Husky Stadium

31-0 Huskies blowout over 5th-Ranked USC on September 22, 1990, this 31-0 Husky blowout over the fifth-ranked Trojans may have produced one of the most famous quotes in Huskies history. In what is now known as the "all I saw was purple" game, from the quote given by USC QB Todd Marinovich following the Huskies harassment of him all day, the Trojans saw the arrival of the "Purple Reign" defense. USC was never even given a chance to stay with the Huskies, and fell 24-0 at halftime. Marinovich said after the game ``It's never over until it's over, but this one was over early.'

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