Dots: Depth Chart Movers and Shakers

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Football Dots

• Adam Jude attempts to flesh out Washington's offensive and defensive depth charts. He also writes about how MMA training has improved the Husky linemen's hand fighting techniques.
  
  
• Chris Petersen said yesterday that there's no further news to be had yet in regard to Washington's quarterback battle.
  
  
• The Dawgman guys posted a pair of podcasts in which they talk about such topics as the football and basketball programs, the Bellevue High School football scandal and Steve Sarkisian's antics.
  

  Steve Sarkisian, 2 team dinners and 91 shots of tequila: http://t.co/jjRclYWAyC pic.twitter.com/GfaiE795xQ

  — Mike Baker (@ByMikeBaker) August 27, 2015

• Defensive backs coach Jimmy Lake threw a nice shout-out to sophomore Darren Gardenhire, who will likely start opposite Sidney Jones in Washington's Sept. 4 opener against Boise State.
  

  Congrats to @GbabyBOOM !! Two-time Champ! Best Hands in the Room! pic.twitter.com/zHnXpE0TOF

  — Jimmy Lake (@coachlakeudub) August 28, 2015

• Mason Kelley details how Chris Petersen's name game improves team camaraderie, and spoke to Tani Tupou about starting what's come to be known as Dawg Adventures.
  
  
• Bruins Nation turns its attention toward previewing the Huskies.
  
  
• David Lombardi wonders if 2015 will be the year in which the Pac-12 North begins to become a bit less top-heavy.
  
  
• Always nice to see some UW representation in The League.
  

  #ProDawgs Kevin Smith, Jermaine Kearse and Kasen Williams throwing the dubs up. (Image via @Seahawks on Instagram.) pic.twitter.com/obKOnrrc2P

  — UW Football (@UW_Football) August 26, 2015

Basketball Dots

• Check out our and Dawgman's reports on yesterday's announcement that Quevyn Winters will not return to the team next year.
  
  
• Scout.com's updated 2016 basketball rankings include UW commit Markelle Fultz at No. 7.

Misc. Dots

• Percy Allen identifies 12 questions about the Pac-12's 2015 football season.
  
  
• The Whammy in Miami made Jon Wilner's list of the Pac-8/10/12's all-time best non-conference games.
  
  
• Congrats to Kim Durand!
  

  Special shoutout to our leader, @KimDurandUW, on her 10 year work anniversary at UW! We are so lucky to have you! pic.twitter.com/XnBRbqrv2w

  — UW SAAS (@UW_SAAS) August 27, 2015