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Summary: Despite only being 6’ tall, Davis plays like he is 6’5. He has an alpha dog mentality thinking every jump ball is his and everyone else is simply in his way. He is an impressive athlete who is also one of the best in the state of Louisiana at the triple jump. High School: […]
Summary: After being committed to the staff for more 16 months, Sanoe finally got to put pen to paper this morning and becoming a Dawg. Sanoe is a strong and powerful RB who the coaches zeroed in on very early on. He fits the mold of the type of rusher the coaches are always trying […]
Summary: The Huskies were after a number of top quarterbacks in the 2026 class, but they found their guy on the opposite side of the country in Derek Zammit. With a history of accuracy and mobility, Zammit quickly became the top target for the coaches. Zammit posses the ability to move around the pocket and […]
We will have updates through the day as recruits sign their Letters of Intent. With posts coming fast and furious, I’m posing an open thread for conversations on all things signing day. This post will stay tagged to the main page through the day for easier navigation. Go Dawgs!
The Huskies have secured a commitment from 3 star wide receiver Blaise Lavista out of Lincoln Way East high school in Frankfort, Illinois! Lavista was offered by schools such as Akron, Central Michigan, Coastal Carolina and Kent State, among others, before ultimately choosing the Huskies. He is the 149th ranked receiver in the country and […]
The Huskies have secured a commitment from 4 star receiver Mason James, out of Norman North High School, in Norman, Oklahoma! James was offered by his hometown Sooners, Missouri, Arizona State and Alabama, ultimately choosing the Huskies. James is ranked as the 4th ranked player in the state of Oklahoma, and the 33rd ranked player […]
And the sign said“Long-haired freaky peopleNeed not apply”So I tucked my Dots up under my hatAnd I went in to ask him why
Summary: The Huskies are bringing Ksani Jiles back to his west coast roots to play in college. You don’t see many CBs seek contact and deliver big hits like Jiles does. He plays fearless, but under control and has great ball skills, allowing very few completions on the year. High School: IMG Academy (Bradenton, FL) […]
Happy signing day eve husky fans. The Huskies flexed some recruiting muscle today when 4 star wide receiver Jordan Clay from San Antonio Madison HS, TX flipped his commitment from Baylor to UW. The Huskies were able to secure his commitment after hosting him for an official visit 2 weekends ago, and then again for […]
Welcome to the postseason. The Huskies obviously aren’t in the playoff, but do get a bowl game to hopefully propel them into bigger and better things next season. To the Dots! Dots All for today. Go Dawgs!
Welcome to the final edition of our look at the race for the Big Ten All-Conference team. I’ve been doing this every 2 weeks to provide an evolving snapshot in part to see how dramatically things change over the course of the season. We’re somehow almost halfway through the season already. If you missed the […]
Happy Monday Husky fans. The Huskies got some welcomed good news today when three-star linebacker Ramzak Fruean from Bethel HS, WA committed to Washington. Fruean, who is rated as the 48th best linebacker in the country by 247 Sports, had narrowed his recruitment to a final three of BYU, Arizona, and UW after de-committing from […]
Although the result was not unexpected, it was still a stinging, bitter loss for the Huskies, as they dropped a rivalry game to Oregon, 26-14. Let’s get to what we learned, for the regular season finale! Fisch Out of Water This game was in reach for much of the first 3 quarters, with the defense […]
Happy Monday Dawg fans, and welcome to today’s Dots. The Huskies had their chances on Senior Day Saturday, but against a team of Oregon’s caliber there could be no mistakes — no back-breaking plays allowed if the Dawgs were to pull the upset. Unfortunately, the Huskies trend of slow starts and not-enough-offense against quality opponents […]
Happy Sunday Husky fans. After a tough loss yesterday to the Ducks the coaching staff’s attention now turns to the early signing period which starts on Wednesday. Heading into the early signing period the Huskies hosted one official visitor, 4 star defensive lineman JD Hill, who committed to UW on the 20th of November. Hill, […]
It wasn’t the shellacking from a season ago, but the margin of defeat doesn’t feel important during Rivalry Week, all that matters is the loss. Outside of two drives, Washington’s offense was stifled against an Oregon squad that left plenty of opportunities. The Huskies dropped to 8-4 (5-4 Big Ten) after the 26-14 loss to […]
When people discuss the proud history and tradition of college football, they often point to games like Army-Navy, Harvard-Yale, and Ohio St-Michigan. I would argue that Washington-Oregon belongs in that same top tier of bitter, storied rivalries. The Huskies and Ducks will meet for the 118th time on Saturday. The Dawgs lead the all-time series […]
The Washington Huskies overcame their road woes, as they took down the UCLA Bruins 48-14 in Pasadena. Defense and Special Teams were the stars of the game, as they forced 3 fumbles and returned a FG for a touchdown. The offense started off slow but then maintained a balanced attack, as both the passing and […]
It’s almost time for the Huskies and the hated Ducks to square off in Seattle! Our staff has their picks for how they think Saturday will play out. Let us know your picks in the comments below! Andrew Berg (10-1 SU, 4-7 ATS) I wrote after Washington’s loss against Wisconsin that the game narrowed the […]
Good morning Dawg fans and happy Black Friday! To celebrate, here are some Dots, in article form, for free, just like every Friday, as the Huskies get ready to go duck hunting! And just like the old school Duck Hunt, let’s hope these Dawgs catch some! Football Dots Basketball Dots That’s all for today, I […]
Welcome to part seven of this series where we look at the DL position. As a reminder, prospects can fall into four tiers: Committed: Just as the name implies, these are prospects that have already committed to other schools and the staff is no longer actively recruiting them. Tier 1: Would accept their offer no […]
Happy Thanksgiving to all who celebrate. With Thanksgiving comes college football’s annual rivalry weekend. In year 2 of UW’s Big Ten era, the Huskies (8-3, 5-3) host #6 Oregon (10-1, 7-1) at the end of the season instead of the Apple Cup. There’s no love lost between the two programs, and in recent years this […]
How to Watch (and bet) Date: Friday, 11/28/25 Tip-Off Time: 1:30 pm PT TV: TruTV Radio: Huskies Gameday App, Sports Radio KJR Location: Palm Springs, CA Betting Line: Washington Huskies -4 Colorado Buffaloes 2025-26 Statistics: Record: 6-0 Points For per Game: 78.7 (131st) Points Against per Game: 74.2 (156th) Adjusted Offensive Efficiency: 117.7 (47th) Adjusted Defensive Efficiency: 106.4 (145th) Strength […]
Games of the Week It’s a rivalry week and it’s the last week of conference games. That combination means that there are more exciting and high stakes games than usual. Instead of a single game of the week, here is a list of some of the highlights.
Washington’s apocalypse of sprained ankles threatened to keep them from defending their Acrisure Holiday Classic title. With forwards Bryson Tucker and Hannes Steinbach already out due to sprained ankles (in addition to longer term injuries to Mady Traore and Jacob Ognacevic), Coach Sprinkle revealed on Monday that Lathan Sommerville had rolled his ankle in practice […]