Monday Dots: The Week Of!

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Storing facts learned from fools and from Dots

• Shortly after Kalen Deboer named his staff, we started to hear about the aptly-named Husky position on defense. A bigger, more physical nickelback seemed to be a position built for Dom Hampton. Shane Lantz of the Seattle Times writes about how Hampton has taken to the spot.

• Also in the Times, Mike Vorel examines an unconventional training technique. Ben Creamer brings backgrounds in judo and boxing to the coaching staff and uses those principles in training football players.

• The Athletic undertook the challenging task of rating the top 100 impact transfers across the country. The Pac-12 is all over the list, including the top. Surprisingly, Michael Penix did not make the list, but a successful season would certainly change that perception.

• Dawgman pulled together interviews with several key Huskies as fall camp draws to a close.