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Husky Softball Falls 3-1 to USF in Fayetteville
For much of the latter part of the Huskies’ schedule, it was clear that they had some work to do, despite the amount talent that they possess on the roster. Swept against Oregon and UCLA, they weren’t quite elite, but still had plenty of talent. This team has the capacity to go on a run […]
Friday Dots: Full Circle
Good Friday morning Dawg fans. It’s a fairly slow time for Husky athletics, save for softball action in the Fayetteville Regional tonight. Nevertheless, the Dots must go on! Dots That’s all for today, so thank you for making Dots a part of your morning and as always, Go Dawgs!
Wednesday Dots: On the Road Again
UW’s football coaches are on the road visiting recruits. UW Softball is on the road to Arkansas for the first round of the NCAA tournament. And the UW Men’s Basketball team knows their road (and home) games for the 2026-2027 season. Those and more for your Wednesday dots. Football Dots UW Athletics Dots
UW Softball Weekly Roundup: Starting Over
It is officially survive and advance time as the Huskies will take on South Florida in the Fayetteville regional on Friday evening. But, how we got here is also worth discussing. I wrote in the Friday Dots that my optimism wavers and there are reasons for that. Those reasons showed themselves in the Big Ten […]
Tuesday Dots: Counting Cash
It’s Tuesday, it’s Dots. It is the dead of the off season, so we start today with a report on B1G revenue sharing. To the Dots! Dots
Monday Dots: Preps to Pros
Girl, don’t you worry, I know where I standI don’t need these Dots, I don’t need your hand
Why Ruin a Good Thing?
All money isn’t good money. It’s a life lesson that must be learned by those with a hunger for increasing their income. Typically, the refrain is used in rags-to-riches style films, where one must confront the reality that desperation leaves them vulnerable to overlooking a trap or taking a dumb risk. In other film styles, […]
Recruiting Roundup: A Recent Commit Explains Why He Chose UW & Other Notes
Happy Mothers day to all the moms out there today. Today I wanted to share a recent interview I did with 3 star offensive lineman Reis Russell, who recently committed to UW. Russell, who is from Valor Christian HS in Colorado, chose UW over some heavy weight programs including Miami, USC, Oregon, and Georgia. Here […]
Friday Dots: Hurry Up and Wait
Good Friday morning Husky fans. We’ve got some news to get to this morning, but let us begin with the most pressing news involving UW’s Softball team. Softball Dots Football Dots Athletics Dots Throwback Game of The Week This week’s game comes to us from 2024, and features UW, clad in their black alternate uniforms […]
Thursday Dots: March Randomness
The NCAA men’s and women’s basketball tournaments will expand to 76 teams beginning in 2027. The move is purely financial, as it does not elevate competition within the tournament. It does create more slots for the UW men’s program, which has struggled mightily in recent years, but that doesn’t mean I’m going to pretend to […]
Wednesday Dots: 50
UW Women’s Softball opens Big Ten Tournament play today (hopefully). UW Athletics continue their “Academic Prowess”. There is a push to expand the CFP to 24 teams. And Jedd Fisch turned 50 yesterday. Those and more for your Wednesday Dots. Football Dots UW Athletics Dots
UW Softball Weekly Roundup: Losing Streak Ends, But Struggles Persist
Washington entered the final weekend of the regular season with a chance to solidify its standing near the top half of the Big Ten, but a trip to Columbus instead exposed many of the same issues that have lingered beneath the surface for much of the year. The Huskies dropped two of three to Ohio […]
Tuesday Dots: The Defense
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Former Husky Voi Tunuufi Dies at 23
News came out on Monday afternoon that former Husky DL Voi Tunuufi had passed away. Initial reports indicated that he was killed in a motorcycle accident. Tunuufi, who played for Washington from 2021-2024, was 23 years old. I have two memories of Tunuufi that will always stay with me. The first is that he was […]
#Woof: Huskies Land A Coveted 2027 Offensive Lineman
Happy Monday Husky fans. The Huskies got a massive win today on the recruiting trail when 3 star offensive lineman Reis Russell from Valor Christian HS, CO committed to UW. The Huskies were able to hold off USC, Miami, Oregon and Georgia to land Russell. UW has been after Russell for a while and see […]
Monday Dots: Welcome to the Azzopardi Party
Yes, that’s the story of the HurricaneBut it won’t be over ’til they clear his nameAnd give him back the time he’s donePut in a prison cell, but one time he coulda beenThe champion of the Dots
Team Purple Defeats Team Gold, 27-10 in Dawgs After Dark
With these kinds of spring games, you usually don’t get a sense of what the team’s trajectory is going to be, considering that it’s so early in the process of preparation for the season. What you do get is fun, and an opportunity to see the future. Both of these were on display Friday night […]
Friday Dots: Dawgs Before Dark
Good Friday morning Husky fans! We lead off this morning with Dawgs after Dark, the spring game which starts tonight at 6:30 on Big Ten Network! Football Dots Basketball Dots Athletics Dots Throwback Game of The Week This week’s throwback game comes to us from 2022. For years, Stanford was the Huskies’ kryptonite, as I […]
UW Football Spring Position Preview: Special Teams
UW’s Special Teams in Jedd Fisch’s first season as Head Coach were worse than bad. Fisch hired Chris Petrilli as a full time special teams coach in hopes of righting the ship. Things improved for the Dawgs in 2025, but it would have been hard to get worse. UW got more touchbacks on kickoffs, fewer […]
Wednesday Dots: Prospect X
UW completed their last open practice before the spring game yesterday. ESPN revealed their “Prospect X”. And will we see the NCAA basketball tournaments expand to 76 teams? Those and more for your Wednesday Dots. Football Dots UW Athletics Dots
UW Softball Weekly Roundup: Trouble Bruin?
It was a rough series for the Huskies last weekend in Eugene, with the Dawgs getting swept by the hated Ducks, in what was sort of a barometer series for the team to test themselves against tougher competition. Our own Andrew Berg suggested that it showed the team could generate offense, but struggled containing the […]
UW Football Spring Position Breakdown: Secondary
Welcome back to the next installment of our preview of the position groups for the Huskies. This time we will be focusing on the defensive secondary, which features a few experienced returning pieces, but mostly some young promising talent! Performance in 2025 It was an admittedly shaky start in 2025 under first year DC Ryan […]
#Woof: Huskies Get A Commitment From A Local TE
Happy Monday Husky fans. The Huskies got some good news today when 3 star tight end Zach Albright from Glacier Peak HS, WA committed to UW. Albright, who is rated as the 31st best tight end in the country by 247sports, committed to UW over offers from Cal, Michigan, and Texas A&M. The Huskies have […]
Monday Dots: Letting in a Draft
You can take all the tea in DotsPut it in a big brown bag for meSail right around all the seven oceansDrop it straight into the deep blue sea
Spring Position Breakdown: Defensive Tackles
Former Washington defensive tackle Anterio Thompson heard his name called during the sixth round of the 2026 NFL Draft this past weekend. He’s now an Atlanta Falcon, joining Husky legend Michael Penix Jr. Time will tell if the Huskies can send another DT to the league next season. For UW to succeed in the Big Ten, […]
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