Friday Dots: Bob Rondeau to be honored; Tate Martell just can't commit.

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Football Dots

• Man, I'd hate to watch Bishop Gorman quarterback and former Husky commit Tate Martell order dinner in a restaurant. "I'll have the chicken... no, wait the steak... check that; the salmon... wait, can I hear the specials again?"  The kid is taking his time making up his mind.


• Husky broadcaster Bob Rondeau will receive the Chris Schenkel Award from the National Football Foundation (NFF) & College Hall of Fame. Next season will mark Rondeau's 36th calling UW football games.


• Chris Fetters analyzes the Huskies' running back situation coming out of Spring Ball. He also breaks down the wide wide receiver position.


• Former UW Defensive end Josh Shirley was among the cuts for the Seahawks as they trimmed their roster to prepare for adding undrafted free agents.

• The ESPN Pac-12 blog assesses linebacker corps in the North coming out of Spring. The Huskies lead the way in "Good Shape."


• Grab your Kleenex, Dawg Fans; Oregon lost a touted QB commit.


• Scottsdale, AZ. safety and Husky prospect K.J. Jarrell talks to Scout about UW and a future visit to Seattle. Jarrell was a HS teammate of 2016 Husky recruit Byron Murphy.


• Toned down eye-black is just one of the new rules the Pac-12 will employ in 2016. Sorry Psalm Wooching.

"They will physically POUND you."

.@CoachNBurton: This is "the beginning of the resurgence" for @UW_Football.#InsideP12FB: https://t.co/YfMNDWLu5w https://t.co/2EdglMoeyz

— Pac-12 Network (@Pac12Network) May 4, 2016

Basketball Dots

• Markelle Fultz rose to #3 on Scout's final top 100 prospects list for the 2016 class.


• Marquese Chriss and Dejounte Murray are among the 70 or so players invited to the NBA combine in Chicago.


• A USA Today mock draft has Chriss going 11th to the Orlando Magic. Murray is not mentioned on that list.

Misc Dots

Senior @TroyRallings has been GREAT this year. Here are the facts to show you just how dominant he has been. pic.twitter.com/gyrevsj2ac

— UW Baseball (@UW_Baseball) May 4, 2016

Washington heads south this weekend for a non-conference series against No. 13 LSU

Preview: https://t.co/PH9fmzTsl3 pic.twitter.com/6XLFqtBU9y

— UW Husky Softball (@UWSoftball) May 5, 2016

• Federal Way slugger and UW commit Christian Jones is having a great season, and pro scouts are noticing.


• UW golfers Corey Pereira, Jonathan Sanders, Frank Garber and Carl Yuan were named to the All-Conference Teams. It was the second straight First-Team selection for Pereira. The UW team is seeded 4th in the NCAA Championship's Franklin Regionals in Nashville, TN.


• The Husky women's golf team is in first place after day one of the Baton Rouge Regional.


• Washington Tennis player Nour Abbes earned Pac-12 All-Conference Honorable Mention. Abbes and her doubles partner Miki Kobayashi received an at large bid to the 2106 NCAA championships in Tulsa, OK.


• Men's Tennis is in the postseason

Congrats to @UW_MTennis! The Dawgs are on their way to the 2016 @NCAATennis tournament to face SMU. #Pac12Ten pic.twitter.com/Flvr3MD6c3

— Washington Huskies (@UWAthletics) May 3, 2016

• Husky senior Izaic Yorks was selected as the Pac-12 Male Track Athlete of the Week. Yorks ran the fastest 1500-meter in the NCAA so far this season last Sunday.