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Husky Recruiting Gaining Momentum in the Northwest?

Washington added a new recruit yesterday, gaining an oral pledge from versatile running back Demetrius Bronson from Kentwood high school in Kent, WA. Not closing the door on other opportunities, Bronson is "95% committed to UW" per the article in the Seattle Times. Bronson is a 5-10, 200lb running back with a reported 4.47...

Major Work Ahead as Huskies Wrap Up Spring Ball

Another spring session has wrapped up at Montlake, and as is the norm about this time of year, some questions were answered, and some are going to linger well into fall camp. Might as well revisit the Spring Practice Questions: UW Husky Edition post to review the biggest issues heading into spring ball and take inventory...

Husky Defensive Backs Still a Work in Progress

With Husky spring practice coming down the stretch, the defensive buzz has been all about the line. A lot of talent and experience could see at least eight different players in the regular rotation, and the defensive front is clearly a strength of the UW defense. The secondary, well, not so much. In fact, things are so...

UW's Corey Williams Finally Putting it Together?

It seems like forever since Corey Williams made a big play for UW. His memorable TD catch as a frosh in the Apple Cup (pictured) was a spectacular play that is an all-time Husky moment in the series, as UW rallied to upset their 9th ranked in-state rivals that November evening in 2003. The future seemed amazingly bright...

Husky Punters Have Big Shoes to Fill

While special teams, especially the punter position, isn't exactly a sexy spring football story, the Huskies have their work cut out for them in finding a new guy to kick the football. Sean Douglas (pictured) leaves UW as the #1 all-time punter in Husky Football history, with a career average of 42.8 yards per punt and...

Background on Husky football

Husky Football in the Don James Era is a book published in 2007. It covers the years 1975–1993, when Don James was head football coach for the University of Washington Huskies.

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