Friday Dots: Talia Walton makes history; USC has a new Athletic Director

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Football Dots

• Dawgman has this Ike and Rome interview with 4-star Wide Receiver and the latest Chris Petersen recruit Terrell Bynum. The audio is not great, but he announces his commitment to UW at the 8:15 mark.


• Here's Bynum showing off his route running:

St. Bosco WR Terrell Bynumm a great pick up for #UDub. Instinctive route runner with soft hands @Chris_Fetters pic.twitter.com/rpvLA2QEu1

— Blair Angulo (@bangulo) April 14, 2016

• Adam Jude has this story on Chico McClatcher and Budda Baker. The two are pushing each other to get better every day in practice.

• UW tight end Darrell Daniels is featured in a Seattle Times article about uniforms and what they mean in sports as well as other careers and hobbies.


• The ESPN Pac-12 blog has a discussion on the QB battle at USC.


• ESPN also highlights position battles in the Palouse.


• USC named Lynn Swann its new AD. I guess Pat Haden couldn't care less.

Basketball Dots

• Talia Walton was drafted by the LA Sparks with the 29th overall pick.

Congrats to Talia Walton who is the highest drafted player in @UW_WBB history.

Read: https://t.co/zWmJHBI9cv pic.twitter.com/jyRZfufAMc

— Washington Huskies (@UWAthletics) April 15, 2016

• Adam Jude details the excitement for Walton, who will get to play alongside her childhood idol.


• UW needs more depth at guard. Could help be on the way?

.@KimGrinolds spoke with Braian Angola-Rodas about upcoming visit to @UW_MBB, and decision timetable ($): https://t.co/QPmSmwQvam #Dawgman

— Chris Fetters (@Chris_Fetters) April 14, 2016

Misc Dots

• Husky gymnast Allsion Northey is competing in the All-Around today at noon at the NCAA Championships.

UW senior @allliedanorth will compete at tomorrow's NCAA Championships in the first session in Fort Worth, Texas. pic.twitter.com/2ojxVkdjmP

— UW Gymnastics (@UWGymnastics) April 14, 2016

• Every UW baseball player had a hit in a 12-4 romp of Seattle U on Wednesday.


• The 26-8 UW softball team returns home to play Cal tonight at 5pm. Get tickets here.


• Husky shortstop Ali Aguilar was named a finalist for the USA Softball Player of the Year.