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Football Dots
- Christian Caple from The Athletic has 5 burning questions for UW on the eve of Pac-12 Media Day
- The Athletic also put out their Pac-12 roundtable answering questions about the entire conference including the Huskies
- Finally, David Ubben looks back at the failed plan for the Pac-16 and the superconference that wasn’t
- Our sister site Pacific Takes gives their predictions for the Pac-12 standings and they’re ones that Husky fans will like to see
- The NCAA has the Huskies 14th in their first top-25 of the season
- Jon Wilner gives his suggestions for how the Pac-12 should run their PR campaign during the postseason
- We can get used to seeing plenty of this from Jordan Miller in the NFL
Another rookie making a stand-out play @jordantm1997 with the PBU pic.twitter.com/b8ZMxIRmKf
— Atlanta Falcons (@AtlantaFalcons) July 22, 2019
- If anyone should be able to talk about the hype facing Jacob Eason, it’s Max Browne
Jacob Eason is already one of the most hyped QBs in the history of @UW_Football. @MaxBrowne4 on their chances to win the @pac12. #PurpleReign pic.twitter.com/EGofPiFUsz
— Stadium (@Stadium) July 22, 2019
Total Wins in Last 4 Years
— SportsPac12 (@SportsPac12) July 22, 2019
1. Stanford, 39
Washington, 39
3. WSU, 37
4. Utah, 35
5. USC, 34
6. Oregon, 29
7. ASU, 25
Cal, 25
9. Colorado, 24
10. Arizona, 22
11. UCLA, 21
12. OSU, 9
Nice little preview of what the uniforms look like on our guys pic.twitter.com/GdoCVxPe0D
— Bow Down to Death Row (@BowDownDeathRow) July 22, 2019
Basketball Dots
- The Pac-12 announced the pairings for MBB conference play yesterday. Washington will not travel to the Oregon schools or host the Mountain schools. They have an easy start to conference play with 4 of 6 at home and the 2 road games at Cal and at Stanford, the easiest road trip. A 5-1 or 6-0 start will likely be required to hope for back-to-back conference regular season titles.
- The Athletic writes about Kelsey Plum’s return to Hec-Ed last Friday in a WNBA game against the Seattle Storm.
- Here from our esteemed MBB head coach in the wonderfully named Hops with Hop.
EPISODE 1 OF THE PODCAST IS HERE!
— Tony Castricone (@Castricone) July 22, 2019
HOPS WITH HOP: beers & basketball with @UW_MBB's @Coach_Hopkins.
iTunes: https://t.co/Xd40LwCtZ1
Stitcher: https://t.co/HoQsNblOps
Spotify: https://t.co/GDUQ3S3WAt
SoundCloud: https://t.co/RCDSUFMwJG
YouTube: https://t.co/R4yGRkzaBH pic.twitter.com/MTNNcOkT98