Dots: Catching On

Terrell Bynum asserting himself in practice, a PWO commits, and other football things.

By Jeff Gorman Apr 11, 2019, 8:31am PDT

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Football Dots:

Terrell Bynum has always paired great speed with a 6-0 frame, and after spending a season redshirting, he looks to be gaining momentum this spring.

The DL revved up the pass rush yesterday and recorded a number of sacks, including the stop below from Taki Taimani on Sean McGrew:

Make it happen #PurpleReign pic.twitter.com/gCEPVVOeW2
— Washington Football (@UW_Football) April 11, 2019

More from Mike Vorel on the pass rush, and Haener’s good day.

A staple of the Chris Petersen program has been the quality walk on program. The Huskies secured a talented PWO DB yesterday from Mountain View, CA:

100% committed to the University of Washington!!☔️ #PurpleReign #GoDawgs pic.twitter.com/Fh4O98XjZZ
— Nick Juran (@nick_juran5) April 11, 2019

247 released their top players in the 2021 class, and as expected, the state of Washington is loaded with three top-15 players, highlighted by #1 overall JT Tuimoloau.

PFF released their top 250 players and BBK is just outside the top-100:

The PFF Top 250 Big Board is LIVE! Check out all 250 players below. pic.twitter.com/Fv5absUbaJ
— PFF Draft (@PFF_College) April 11, 2019

Turnover in the DB room means lots of experimenting during spring, including Myles Bryant at safety. Here’s the story from the UW Daily.

How are you preparing this spring?

.@UW_Football started spring practice, so I did, too!

Gotta get ready for the fall! pic.twitter.com/fVnexZ0oef
— Dubs (@DubsUW) April 11, 2019

What are the Cougs up to this spring? The Podcast of Champions lets you know!

Sark’s last season:

Each Program’s Longest Football Losing Streak in the Pac-12 Era with Year(s)

2—Stanford, 2018
3—Washington, 2013
3—USC, 2018
5—Utah, 2013
5—Oregon, 2016
6—ASU, 2016
6—UCLA, 2017-18
8—WSU, 2012
8—Arizona, 2016
9—Colorado, 2014-15
10—Cal, 2013
11—OSU, 2017-18
— SportsPac12 (@SportsPac12) April 10, 2019