Friday Dots: Jordan Miller overcomes “daunting prognosis.”

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Football Dots

• GoHuskies has a piece on senior cornerback Jordan Miller, who made good on his promise to return from a dislocated ankle and broken fibula.

• Alec Dietz of The Daily writes that BYU will give the Huskies a different look than they have seen this year, but Salvon Ahmed says it’s nothing they aren’t prepared for.

• Brock Huard’s keys to the game include moving BYU’s huge defensive front and discipline on defense against the fly sweeps.

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Dawgman gameweek content:

• By The Numbers
• Predictions
• Coach Petersen Thursday with the media
• How to watch, listen

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Ball security & keeping things in front of them:

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• Lauren Kirschman of The New Tribune has this piece on Chris Petersen and how his built for life mantra translates to making it in the NFL.

• A year after the death of former Husky great Daniel Te’o-Neshheim, his family is getting answers to the question “Why?”

• This Washington Post article dives into how to run out the clock at the end of a game, using the Husky/ASU and Oregon/Stanford games as examples.

• Rivals looks at the top remaining 2019 recruiting target for each Pac-12 school, with UW needing to land at DT from Hawaii in their opinion.

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Misc Dots

Women’s soccer improves to 6-3-1 with shutout of Oregon St:

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Retro Dot