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Friday Dots: With new staff in place, Dylan Morris is putting 2021 behind him

On watching Jake Haener under Kalen Deboer: “Man, he’s really putting up some numbers.”

COLLEGE FOOTBALL: OCT 16 UCLA at Washington Photo by Jacob Snow/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images

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Football

6-foot-5, 295-pound Casey Rogers has one season of eligibility remaining:

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Numéro Uno looks good on Odunze:

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Polk a bit of an under-the-radar part of the WR corps:

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Plenty of Husky fans have given up on Dylan Morris, but with a new number, a new system & new staff, he’s hoping for renewed success:

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Top three narrowed down for the 3-star safety from Rancho Cucamonga, CA:

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Make that 134 days...

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Some long-tenured Dawgs:

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This surprises exactly no one:

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And the UW defense has never been the same:

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Qualls signs with CFL’s BC Lions:

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Will Dissly threw out the first pitch Thursday night:

Men’s Tennis

A clinching victory from freshman César Bouchelaghem sent the Dawgs into the Pac-12 semifinals:

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Unlike its first meeting, Washington changed the narrative in doubles Thursday, winning on Courts 1 and 2:

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Washington will take on UCLA on Friday at 1 p.m. in the semifinals after having beaten the Bruins previously this season, 5-1:

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Softball

The #11 Huskies (25-11, 6-6) are in Eugene for a three-game series, beginning Friday night at 7pm on Pac-12 networks:

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Baseball

Diamond Dawgs (16-18, 6-12) are at Oregon State this weekend:

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Retro Dot

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