Dots: NBA Combine Prep and Previewing the North

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Football Dots

• Jon Wilner conducts his Post-Spring wrap-up of the Pac-12 North division in which he can see at least 4 teams being viable contenders. He’s got some...interesting takes.
• Pacific Takes identifies the biggest weakness for each team in the Pac-12 entering the fall.
• Dawgman continues their Post-Spring Review covering the Defensive Backs with this edition which should again be a strength for Washington despite losing 4/5th of their starters from last year.
• Colorado TE prospect Kole Taylor recently received a UW offer and has now locked in an official visit with the Huskies.
• Top WR target Jalen McMillan talked to Greg Biggins about his Final 4 and provided what he likes about each team, including the Huskies.
• Another top offensive target, this time at center, Myles Murao gives a run-down of his recruitment where the chance to replace Nick Harris is part of the appeal for Washington.

Basketball Dots

• Percy Allen talks with Jaylen Nowell’s agent about his draft preparation process as he gets ready for the NBA Combine.
• The Huskies are trying to pull off some late additions to their 2019 recruiting class and received some good news in the form of a pair of Evan Daniels crystal ball updates.

Other Dots

• Here’s a look back at senior day for the softball team with some great photos.
• The Huskies won the battle against Creature of the Night/my mom’s alma mater.

• The Huskies won gold in the Heptathalon, Discus, and 10,000m at the Pac-12 track and field championships this past weekend and here’s a full list of the UW medalists.

• The Washington Sundodgers men’s ultimate frisbee team will be the #9 seed at Nationals over Memorial Day weekend and the Washington Element women’s ultimate frisbee team will be the #18 seed. The men’s team will have their pool play game against #4 Cal Poly SLO livestreamed at ultiworld.com at 6am PT on Saturday 5/25.