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Friday Dots: Tight Ends still a featured part of the Husky offense

“Those guys are always going to be a big part of the game plan, for sure.”

By John Sayler
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COLLEGE FOOTBALL: SEP 25 Cal at Washington Photo by Jeff Halstead/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images

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Football

Sounds like a great recipe, coach:

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Has Huard closed the gap between himself and Dylan Morris?

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Not sure where the notion came from that DeBoer/Grubb run a “spread” offense:

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Asa broke his ribs. Twice.

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Game week content from Dawgman:

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Podcasts:

The coaches show is fun again:

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O’Neil wonders what would have happened if Kent State had pounded the run early.

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Volleyball

#13 Huskies drop first set, then come alive:

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Claire Hoffman finished with 14 kills. Madi Endsley (12) and sophomore Emoni Bush (10) got into double-digit kills as well:

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The Huskies have won four Pac-12 titles under coach Keegan Cook, have made four consecutive Sweet 16s, qualified four times for the Elite Eight, and made a trip to the Final Four two seasons ago:

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Golf

Losing two superstars would have sent most teams into a rebuilding period, but not Washington. Men’s coach Alan Murray has a surplus of pieces that can fill the holes.

The women’s squad returns all five starters:

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The men’s golf season tees off this weekend in Arizona for the annual Maui Jim Intercollegiate:

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Retro Dot

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