Friday Dots: Freshman center balancing hoops and a challenging major

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Football Dots

• Carsbad, Ca. safety Asa Turner is a Husky commit again. Mike Vorel from the Seattle Times says that the “vultures” apparently failed to pry Turner away from Montlake.

• Greg Biggins got the scoop from Turner himself, who says he was only about 70% sure when he committed to UW the first time.

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• John Ross III had his number retired by his former high school Long Beach Jordan.

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Don’t worry, Kaleb, the NFL LOVES freaks:

• John Wilner ranks the Pac-12 football schedules for 2019. While UW has a fairly easy non-conference slate, they will play USC, @Stanford, @Arizona & Oregon in consecutive weeks.

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UW’s selective recruiting process sits behind only the “spray-and-pray” Ducks:

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Only four years to wait for the marquee matchup with TULSA!!

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Basketball Dots

• Mason Kelley has a feature on 7’4” freshman Riley Sorn, who chose Washington as much for their aerospace engineering program as Mike Hopkins’s masterful zone defense.

• Lauren Kirschman says Noah Dickerson finally got some one-on-one looks against USC, and he made the most of it.

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Fun with numbers and highlighter pens:

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AA Arena will be rockin’

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Naz, Thybulle, and lots of “B” button:

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Retro Dot

Seven years ago:

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