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Friday Dots: Husky legend Hugh McElhenny dies at the age of 93

A member of the 49ers’ “Million Dollar Backfield” McElhenny played in the NFL for 13 seasons.

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San Francisco 49ers Y.A. Tittle, Hugh McElhenny, and Frankie Albert Photo ran 08/22/1952, p. 1; Photo shot 07/22/1952

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Football

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Kalen Deboer’s Huskies listed as a “Definitely Maybe” to make a bowl game in 2022:

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“Hurryin’ Hugh” would eventually be known in the NFL as simply “The King”

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He left UW as a first-team, Associated Press All-American. McElhenny finished as the school’s all-time leading rusher with 2,499 yards. He still holds the single-game rushing record of 296 yards against WSU.

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The San Francisco 49ers offered McElhenny a contract to bypass college football. Instead, he spent a year at Compton Junior College, then transferred to the University of Washington:

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Basketball

Kelsey Plum averaging 20.3 PPG and 6.0 assists during her 5th season in the WNBA, and everyone is noticing:

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Can you name all ten?

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Retro Dot

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