Dot...Dot...Dawg (6/1)

First, a big thanks to Kirk DeGrasse and Chris Landon for keeping the Dots afloat while I was away last week on vacation. If you want to keep up-to-date with news concerning the football program all in one easy-to-digest format, feel free to follow me on Twitter and to subscribe to my lists of UW's beat reporters, Washington athletes, Washington coaches, and Washington football prospects. To the Dots!

Football Dots

• The Huskies are early underdogs in the season opener at Chris Petersen's former stomping grounds.
  

  Boise State a 7.5 point favorite at home against Chris Petersen and Washington, per 5Dimes.

  — Kevin McGuire (@KevinOnCFB) May 26, 2015

• Plenty of good stuff from both hours of Saturday's Dawgman show on KJR.
  
  
• The ESPN Pac-12 Blog says that "uncertainty reigns" for Washington at linebacker and defensive line, but that defensive back will likely be an area of strength.
  
  
• ESPN's Erik McKinney says that Washington's 2016 recruiting class looks to be short on numbers, but long on talent.
  
  
• Scott Eklund has a helpful post giving the skinny on all of the upcoming camps relevant to the football program.
  

  Looking to raise your game? Rising Stars Camp is set for June 6 at Husky Stadium. Sign up: http://t.co/Yums2WqyMV pic.twitter.com/1hlXru6cds

  — UW Football (@UW_Football) May 22, 2015

• Four-star linebacker Camilo Eifler visited Montlake this weekend.
  

  Headed to the University of Washington this Sunday #GoDawgs

  — Camilo Eifler (@_miloeifler) May 30, 2015

Misc. Dots

• The men's golf team suffered a tough loss in the NCAA Regional Tournament this morning, losing a playoff round to SMU by one measly stroke. Cheng-Tsung Pan will continue to advance this morning in individual competition; you can follow along on the Golf Channel.
  

  Pan interviewed by @GolfChannel. Thanks @MattThurmond for bringing him to Seattle and the best 4 years of his life. pic.twitter.com/4SrGeb1EyG

  — UW Men's Golf (@UW_MGolf) May 31, 2015

• As Chris posted earlier, the men's crew team won an unprecedented fifth consecutive national title this weekend. Scott Eklund has a great photo gallery from the event.
  

  There seems to be a trend here. #UWHuskies pic.twitter.com/hbrdWg99ZU

  — Washington Huskies (@UWAthletics) June 1, 2015

  Congrats to @UWHuskyCrew on their fifth straight National Title! #GoDawgs

  — Coach Petersen (@CoachPeteUW) May 31, 2015

• The UW Department of Athletics is looking for a social media coordinator.