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Between the billion hour weather delay and the subsequent end to Washington Baseball’s season, Lindsay Meggs’ boys had a rough but honorable go of things yesterday. (That being said, let’s appreciate the badassery of both the men and women Diamond Dawgs this season, with both appearing in the College World Series despite injuries and the women getting to the championship. Well played, Dawgs, well played.)
- Chris Angkico of Armchair All-Americans has his rundown of yesterday’s game and an homage to the season.
- From the Oregon State perspective, The Oregonian has a recap of the game that sent the Dawgs home.
- Lastly, gohuskies.com has a thanks to the fans.
Then, on a happier note, Washington picked up its first commitment of the 2020 class for football, with Idaho offensive linemen Gaard Memmelaar woofing.
- The Times has their response.
Also, unbeknownst to us all, he had actually posted a commitment photo on his Instagram a full ten days ago, but apparently we’re all just hella unobservant:
Then he posted this last night:
- In unrelated news, Washington Track & Field and Cross Country are making changes.
- Sports Illustrated has their top 100-61 college football players, and three Huskies make the list.
- CBS has their top quarterback rooms and guess who’s number uno?
OH HECK YES:
We're back #PurpleReign pic.twitter.com/qcwkQFHVKl
— Washington Football (@UW_Football) June 18, 2018
Our first summer workout in Seattle is a wrap. #PurpleReign
— Washington Football (@UW_Football) June 19, 2018
Gallery: https://t.co/eXPrsBy0s1 pic.twitter.com/U1cWHEBt9r
I wish I could take credit for this tweet, but I can’t. Something tells me it’s Ryan...
No one could have predicted this. https://t.co/MoCqhBT6jT
— UW Dawg Pound (@UWonSBN) June 19, 2018
Good luck to our guy @spkier5 heading up to the University of Washington tomorrow! He’s not done setting records #NighthawkFootballFamily #WOOF pic.twitter.com/IwFpvnHCq8
— Nighthawk Football (@MVNighthawkFB) June 19, 2018
Pac-12 in latest (6/19) @247Sports 2019 football team recruiting rankings
— SportsPac12 (@SportsPac12) June 19, 2018
10. Oregon
25. Washington
40. Cal
44. OSU
46. USC
55. Colorado
65. ASU
67. Stanford
74. Arizona
84. WSU
88. Utah
90. UCLA#Bruins jump up 16 spots; #Beavers up 1.
Pac-12 North next year is gonna be a battle:
Pac-12 Football - % of Lettermen Returning per @philsteele042
— SportsPac12 (@SportsPac12) June 19, 2018
1. Stanford, 78.7%
2. Washington, 74.3%
3. ASU, 71.6%
4. Cal, 70.9%
5. USC, 68.9%
6. Utah, 67.9%
7. OSU, 67.2%
8. Arizona, 67.1%
9. Oregon, 62.7%
10. WSU, 62,1%
11. UCLA, 61.3%
12. Colorado, 61.0%
Do good things, don’t do bad things, and bow down to Washington.