Dots: How the Huskies Replace Early NFL Talent

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Football Dots

• Washington is losing four high profile players to the NFL Draft. The Pac-12 Blog attempts to find their replacements.

• Speaking of the draft, Pacific Takes reviews the good, bad, and unknown surrounding NFL departures.

• The Pac-12 Blog also grades UW’s season, handing out marks for the offense, defense, and special teams.

• ICYMI, here’s Adam Jude’s story Jake Browning’s shoulder surgery. Here’s the piece we posted yesterday about it.

• Scout affiliate Stadium Journey ranked the top 100 stadium experiences of 2016. Husky Stadium, as expected, is ranked very favorably.

• ESPN’s final ranking of top-50 players in CFB this year.

• With signing day around the corner, coaches are already turning their attention to the 2018 class. Four-star OL Dawson Jaramillo is being recruited by most of the Pac-12, including UW.

• More than couple coaches in the Pac-12 are on the hot seat and need big seasons.

• With David Shaw’s success at Stanford, I’m sure most would love to see him take an NFL job. He’s not saying he will never leave college, but he certainly understands the differences between college and the pro game.

• Pro Football Focus with their mock draft 3.0 edition. Where do the Huskies go?

Basketball Dots

• Despite the rough start, Romar believes the Huskies can still turn it around.

• Hear Coach Romar preview the Colorado game. The Huskies tip off against Colorado tonight at 8pm on ESPN U.