Friday Dots: The secondary is the strength of the defense, but UW’s linebackers can hold their own

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Football Dots

• Adam Jude has this story on former Husky great Ray Horton, who is retired after 10 seasons as an NFL player and another 18 as an assistant coach.

• Jude also continues his fall previews with a look at the linebackers.

• Jon Wilner also dives into linebackers, ranking the top LB and DB units in the Pac-12 North. UW is a no-brainer on the back end, but also tops in the North at linebacker.

• Dawgman previews the Tight End position heading into fall camp. Here are links to their breakdowns at Wide Receiver, Quarterback and Running Back.

• Athlon has three reasons for and three reasons against UW’s case for making the CFP. The national media seems to be in love with Washington’s offensive line. We’ll see.

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I believe this was the case in 2016 as well for UW:

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• ESPN has an interesting article about the culture of college football message boards. Apparently this very site has one of these comment sections as well.

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Watch List updates:

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This was on last night. Relive all 10 TDs:

Catch ‘em all:

One of those pro Dawgs:

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Retro Dot

All I saw was Tui:

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