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Updated, Sept. 3 at 8:05 p.m.: 17 additional visitors have confirmed since this piece was first published.
Rivalry weekends do double duty in recruiting. The crowd is louder, the pageantry is easier to sell, and prospects who have only see...
Getting high school recruits on campus this fall is a priority for the Washington Huskies coaching staff. More often than not, for Washington to be in serious contention for a recruit in the subsequent spring and summer, they will need to h...
Brian opens by vowing not to talk about the “stupid Mariners” again until they reach .500 (a bases-loaded walk on a wild pitch was the final straw). From there it’s a football-forward episode: two weeks of Hard Knocks and the growing case t...
Football season is here! High school football is off and running, and then we’ll see college football kick off this coming weekend.
Here’s the latest Washington Huskies recruiting intel I’ve gathered:
Aiden-Cal...
Photo courtesy of Jordan Slye Jr.
Jordan Slye Jr., a 2028 three-star cornerback from Southern California, has one of the more intriguing stories of recruits the Washington Huskies are pursuing.
Both his parents, Jordan Slye Sr. and Dena T...
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