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Football Dots
- Mike Vorel responds to reader questions in a new UW Football Mailbag
- The Athletic writes that the hiring of Jimmy Lake helped the Pac-12 maintain its lead in the one football thing it’s #1 at: diversity among head coaches.
- Dawgman talks to local 2021 WR prospect Jabez Tinae about the offer he got from Washington last week and the state of his recruitment.
- Not directly UW sports-related but up until recently SBNation and now 247 Sports employee Bud Elliott looks at whether the recruiting rich are truly getting richer than they would historically by accumulating 5-stars.
3️⃣0️⃣ #NFLCombine invites over the last four years.
— Washington Football (@UW_Football) February 17, 2020
No. 1️⃣ in the Pac-12.
Tied No. 7️⃣ in the nation.#PurpleReign pic.twitter.com/jUaOez2Ky9
Basketball Dots
- Jaden McDaniels and Isaiah Stewart have both fallen out of the lottery in Jonathan Givony’s most recent 2020 mock draft.
Washington Athletics Dots
Source within @UWSoftball: SS Sis Bates has been out the past four days under concussion protocol. "Likely" to play this weekend in Palm Springs, although no official timeline.
— Ed Strong (@ByEdStrong) February 17, 2020
- Washington men’s ultimate dominated Oregon in the finals at the President’s Day Invite to take home their 2nd consecutive tournament victory. The results indicate that Washington needs to be taken seriously as a national title contender.
Presidents’ Day Invite Finals:
— Ultiworld (@Ultiworld) February 17, 2020
(W) Stanford @SuperflyUlti 11-10 over UCSB @BSkirts
(M) Washington @Sundodgers 15-7 Oregon @Egotime
@UW_Baseball won the series finale over Loyola Marymount thanks to this spectacular catch from Ramon Bramasco. pic.twitter.com/ZOEq7zGl9q
— Washington Athletics (@UWAthletics) February 17, 2020