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Friday Dots: Penix, Jr. has shined in the biggest moments

Sometimes I dream, that he is me.

By John Sayler
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Football

This is fine, as long as the same logic is applied next week if Utah loses. Then the Rose Bowl can tout that they landed “Two top-ten teams” in UW and Penn State:

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Lots of Mike today...

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Kalen DeBoer on Michael Penix, Jr: “When he gets asked a question about himself, it’s always deflected to the people around him. That’s not just when he’s talking to (the media). It’s when he’s talking to his teammates.”

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Max Browne is just another guy who can’t believe how good MPJ is at playing quarterback:

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His OC thinks he’s good, too:

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Kim didn’t get a chance to join Chris and Scott right after the game ended, so he offered his take on things having traveled to Pullman to be there:

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Showing why Trice was selected 1st team All-Pac 12 by PFF:

Men’s Hoops

Huskies lose Pac-12 opener on the road in Corvallis. This weird call had something to do with it:

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Oregon State made over half its shots from the field during the first half. A stunning comeback run came after halftime, with the Huskies cleaning up turnover troubles and slightly picking up shooting:

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Down a big man with Braxton Meah in a walking boot, UW center Franck Kepnang went out with an apparent right leg injury and never returned:

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Despite three 3-pointers from Koren Johnson in the second half, Husky guards shoot 36% from the floor on the night:

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Retro Dot

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