Dot...Dot...Dawg (8/29)

The college football season has officially kicked off. Andy Williams had it all wrong: This is the most wonderful time of the year.

• Washington released the first episode of its web series "The Pursuit" on Wednesday.
  
  
  
• Mason Kelly writes about the nearly two centuries of combined coaching experience that Washington's staff possesses, and also profiles Hau'oli Kikaha's homecoming trip to the islands.
  
  
• Taylor Barton says that Jeff Lindquist needs to make the most of his opportunities Saturday.
  
  
• Christian Caple has video interviews with Micah Hatchie and Kasen Williams, as well as a story on recent scholarship recipient Brian Clay.
  
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• The Salt Lake Tribune says that all eyes are on Chris Petersen in his first year coaching a Power 5 team. Relatedly, Coach Pete's debut is drawing eyes all the way from South Carolina.
  
  
• Lindy's Sports points out a few key players in the Hawaii-Washington contest.
  
  
• The ice baths in Boise will have no shortage of users after last night's game against Ole Miss.
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• BREAKING: Cougars in Seattle are still Cougars.
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• AT&T, Sprint and T-Mobile are improving cell coverage at Husky Stadium.