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Dot Dot Dawg: UW Football’s Rising Stars

The Dawgs hosted their annual Rising Stars camp over the weekend at Husky Stadium, a pair of blue-chip 2021 recruits earned UW offers, and Mike Hopkins discusses Washington’s performance in last week’s NBA Draft.

Rose Bowl Game Presented by Northwestern Mutual - Washington v Ohio State Photo by Kevork Djansezian/Getty Images

The Seattle Times — NBA’s mass rejection of Pac-12 basketball comes full circle in Thursday’s draft

Jon Wilner points out that the Pac-12 was skunked among last week’s NBA Draft lottery, and writes that the conference’s nightmare in the sport of men’s basketball just continues:

The trajectory cannot continue indefinitely, but will change come swiftly or slowly?

Answers could come this summer, when the NCAA is expected to distribute the first wave of allegations against programs involved in the FBI scandal.

Arizona and USC will have two of the most-talented rosters in the conference next season.

They’re also prime targets for NCAA sanctions.

There’s a chance, it seems, that things could get worse before they get better.

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  • Here’s a handful of UW stars to help you get pumped for the upcoming football season.
  • Mike Hopkins spoke to Dave Softy Mahler following Matisse Thybulle and Jaylen Nowell becoming NBA Draft picks.
  • Yesterday, 2021 four-star wide receiver Troy Franklin announced that Chris Petersen offered him a scholarship.
  • Fellow 2021 four-star recruit Julien Simon, who is classified as an athlete, pulled a scholarship offer of his own.
  • Plenty of updates from UW football’s visitors to the Rising Stars camp this weekend:
  • Send your best wishes toward former UW assistant Gary Pinkel, who announced last night that he is resuming cancer treatment.
  • Happy birthday to the voice of the Huskies!