It's that time of year, for us to attempt to predict who will be the best in the country at their respective positions. And like everybody else, we'll probably be wrong too.

With Desmond Trufant moving on, the Huskies need someone to step up and cover the elite wide receivers of the Pac-12. Luckily, they've got a guy coming back who looks like he may be able to fill that void.

Yesterday the Golden Nugget released spreads for it's games of the week for the 2013 season. Included among them were 10 out of UW"s 12 scheduled contests.

In 2012 Shaq Thompson was one of the countries finest freshmen en route to being named to the Freshman All American team. In 2013 we should expect to see his role expanded.

Some people look at offensive line starts as a possible predictor of a football team's success. How have the Huskies looked in that statistic under Steve Sarkisian?

The Jon Embree experiment in Boulder is over. How is Colorado looking early in the rebuilding process under Mike MacIntyre?

With the Sun Devils coming back onto UW's schedule after missing them for the last two years, the team is completely different than last the Huskies saw them. How are the new coach, new players and new system coming along after their spring game?

After the first weekend of Pac-12 spring games there's a lot to be discussed. How did Arizona look, and what were the takeaways from their spring game?

Kasen Williams is, without question, the team's best wide receiver. The team needs to get him the ball more often, and more quickly.

We take a look at the UW coaching staff as we conclude our Spring Previews series.