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Football Dots
- Adam Jude has been breaking down offensive position groups this week. Here’s his take on the deep but unproven receivers and tight ends.
- ICYMI, here are Jude’s previews of the Offensive Line, Running Backs, and Quarterbacks.
- The Dawgman guys preview the tight end position in their podcast.
Lists are for losers, but Huskies #2 in the conference:
All-Time College Football Program Ranking:
— WestCoastCFB (@WestcoastCfb) March 22, 2018
1. Alabama
2. Ohio State
3. Notre Dame
4. USC
5. Oklahoma
6. Michigan
7. Nebraska
8. Texas
9. Penn St
10. LSU
11. Tennessee
12. Florida St
13. Florida
14. Georgia
15. Miami
16. Auburn
17. Clemson
18. Washington
19. Texas AM
20. UCLA
Stats: also for losers:
PAC-12 Career Rushing Leaders. Gaskin
— WestCoastCFB (@WestcoastCfb) March 21, 2018
1. Charles White 6,245
2. R. Freeman 5,621
3. LaMichael James 5,082
4. K. Simonton 5,044
5. Marcus Allen 4,810
6. Jon Franklin 4,403
7. Stepfan Taylor 4,300
8. Ka’Deem Carey 4,239
9. N. Kaufman 4,106
10. M. Gaskin 4,055@UW_Football
St. John Bosco TE has some big-time suitors:
The next scheduled visit for the nation's No. 4 TE Jude Wolfe is #Washington: https://t.co/HX9O74LpCf #Huskies
— Steve Wiltfong (@SWiltfong247) March 23, 2018
Here is my top 8 as of now. Huge thank you to all the coaches who have recruited me. pic.twitter.com/s5llHzHdma
— Jude Wolfe (@judewolfe25) March 22, 2018
15-year old Sam Huard looks pretty damn polished:
Class of 2021 QB @samhuard11 is a special talent but the work he puts in is what separates him. S/O to @NWBallers on a dope mix tape! Sam is one of the countries best! An he will only get better! https://t.co/KkO0hIh8Pd pic.twitter.com/MVKvk3YALe
— Tracy Ford (@TFordFSP) March 23, 2018
Former Husky linebacker being brought back for his 4th season with the Bears:
We have re-signed LB John Timu to a one-year deal.
— Chicago Bears (@ChicagoBears) March 22, 2018
: https://t.co/CQA1ewN10t pic.twitter.com/447yryQh0e
Basketball Dots
- Rumors have been swirling about possible job offers for Mike Hopkins. In this Percy Allen story, Hopkins told the media “Don’t believe what you read.”
Syracuse beat reporter chimes in on Hopkins:
Regarding rumors about former Syracuse assistant Mike Hopkins talking to Pitt. I've known him for a long time. Loyal guy. Stayed at SU for 22 years. He's not leaving Washington after one year.
— Mike Waters (@MikeWatersSYR) March 22, 2018
- Dawgman has the transcript of everything Hopkins had to say, from lost opportunities to lost hair.
2018 Husky commit is a nice looking point guard. Gotta love players who have a strong dribble with the off-hand:
Misc Dots
- Beach Volleyball earned a split in Long Beach, Ca Thursday. UW’s #1 pair of Jordan Anderson & Kimmy Gardiner won both of their matches including a win over 5th ranked Long Beach State’s top duo.
Softball back home after dropping two-of-three in Tempe:
No. 1⃣ @UWSoftball vs. No. 9⃣ Arizona.
— Washington Athletics (@UWAthletics) March 21, 2018
Our house. This weekend. #GoHuskies
>> https://t.co/eOdjgnRAnE pic.twitter.com/We6VZeqKoP
Men’s tennis improves to 9-7:
Recap: @UW_MTennis opens up first road trip of the season with a win over San Diego
— The Daily Sports (@UWDailySports) March 22, 2018
(via @KyleGehler)https://t.co/tmtevhHQ6a
Pac-12 Championships in Tucson tomorrow night:
After finishing the season with a program-best national ranking, No. 8 @UWGymnastics heads for the #Pac12GYM Championships and will compete in session two at 6PM on Saturday.#GoHuskies
— Washington Athletics (@UWAthletics) March 22, 2018
>> https://t.co/dkppGcv6px pic.twitter.com/Y4PdExTsYb
Retro Dot
Huskies would eventually lose in semi-finals to Minnesota in overtime (2012):