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Wednesday Dots: Dawg Days
Never give up hope, no matter how dark things seem. Star Wars: The Clone Wars. Season 5, Episode 20 The Dawg Days may seem dark for the players, coaches, and even the fans, but we all should have hope because the season will be here soon. Football Dots UW Athletics Dots Bonus Dot
Tuesday Dots: Poll Position
Happy Tuesday Husky fans. The season is weeks away and we have you covered with your daily UW Athletics news and links. To the Dots! Dots
30 Day Countdown-Day 17: Weakest Position Group
UW is currently a top-25 team going into the season, so ‘weakness’ is going to be relative. And that is especially true with this year’s Husky team since there will likely be a lot of first and second-year players both starting and expecting to play significant snaps this year. Some of those players may be […]
30 Day Countdown: Day 18-Strongest Position Group
Welcome to Day 18 of UWDP’s 30 Day Countdown! Today we will be going over what the strongest position group is on the Husky roster, so let’s not waste any time and get right into it! Offensive Line What a difference 2 years makes, huh? 2 seasons after the Huskies couldn’t have a first and […]
Monday Dots: Try This One Instead
Happy Monday Dawg fans, and welcome to today’s Dots. Your Washington Huskies are well into fall camp, and Saturday’s scrimmage was followed by a no-eyewitnesses practice yesterday. Here’s one that slipped through the cracks in my keyboard. I meant to include this last week — still good right? “The staff here is unbelievable. It’s the […]
Monday Dots: Don’t Grok the Image of a Nasty Scrimmage
Happy Monday Dawg fans, and welcome to today’s Dots. Your Washington Huskies are well into fall camp, and Saturday’s scrimmage was followed by a no-eyewitnesses practice yesterday. Here’s one that slipped through the cracks in my keyboard. I meant to include this last week — still good right? “The staff here is unbelievable. It’s the […]
Recruiting Roundup: Which Husky Commits Could See A Rankings Jump
Happy Sunday Husky fans. Today I wanted to talk a little bit about some of the 2027 commits and give my thoughts on who I think could be in for a ratings jump as the 2026 high school season kicks into gear. 3 star offensive lineman Reis Russell from Valor Christian HS, CO isn’t underrated […]
30 Day Countdown-Day 19: Most Impactful Non-Starter
Like life, football is full of twists and turns. Adam Mohammed was once the future of Washington’s running back room while shining as Jonah Coleman’s backup. Now Coleman is in the NFL and Mohammed is poised for a big year, but in a Cal Golden Bears uniform. With both of last season’s top rushers no […]
30 Day Countdown-Day 20: Jake Eldrenkamp Award
In our countdown we once again reach the point where we look back at the players from last year and wonder who will be missed the most. And that leads us to the “Jake Eldrenkamp Award for Excellence”. For those unfamiliar with this award, here is the description: Jake Eldrenkamp Award For Excellence in “Oh […]
Friday Dots: Perfect Line
Good morning Dawg fans, it’s Friday and we’ve got plenty of news from on and off the field for you! Football Dots That’s all for today, so thank you for making Dots a part of your morning, and as always, Go Dawgs!
30 Day Countdown – Day 21: 2026 Pre-Season Scheme Watch Notes
It’s that time of the year again when you fine folks get to listen to my rather long-winded nerd-out sessions talking about scheme topics. For the 6th(?!) year, I, as UW Dawg Pound’s resident Film Study nerd, will attempt to peel back the layers of the game to help hardcore Husky fans like myself understand […]
Thursday Dots: Edge of Tomorrow
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30 Day Countdown – Day 22: Most Impactful Transfer This Year
In the offseason many programs tend to focus more on the people they lost to the portal more than they gained, but with the season right around the corner, it is time to put the incoming transfers into a positive light and see who can be the biggest help to the Huskies in the 2026 […]
30 Day Countdown-Day 23: College Football Changes for 2026
If you haven’t paid attention, it has been a very eventful offseason for college football. A lot has happened around college football since the end of last season. There have been conference changes, coaching changes, rule changes, and much more. And that doesn’t even include all of the drama around Demond Williams, discussions about expanding […]
Wednesday Dots: Playing Together
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30 Day Countdown, Day 24: Who Will Win the Big 12?
Good luck finding any Big 12 season previews that don’t spend 1/3 of their space talking about Brandon Sorsby. That subject has been covered to death, so I’m limiting myself to merely mentioning that he will not be the QB for Texas Tech this season. The gap he leaves creates one of the bigger question […]
Tuesday Dots: Sting Operation
Happy Tuesday, Husky fans. Fall camp is well underway which means another long off season is nearly behind us. The season begins soon. Here are Dots to keep you full until then! Dots
30 Day Countdown, Day 25: Who Will Win the ACC?
On paper, the ACC looks like a “who’s playing for second?” type of race. Miami, fresh off an appearance in the National Championship Game, has a loaded roster and more continuity than the rest. However, last year’s ACC race looked like Miami and Clemson a cut above the rest, and Duke (Duke?!) ended on top […]
Monday Dots: Many Happy Returns
Happy Monday Dawg fans, and welcome to today’s Dots. Fall practices are gathering steam as the Dawgs had their first competitive practice yesterday. The most newsy news was the return of defensive lineman Ta’ita’i Uiagalelei, who received an extra year of eligibility through the recent ‘five-in-five’ ruling. Christian Caple reports that Uiagalelei “led UW interior […]
30 Day Countdown – Day 26: Impact True Freshman
Jedd Fisch has never been shy with playing true freshman during his coaching career in the pursuit of putting the best players on the field. Bringing in a recruiting class that was top 15 in the country, there is no shortage of talent. So lets take a look at some of the freshman who could […]
Recruiting Roundup: Are The Huskies On The Verge Of A Massive 2028 Commit?
Happy Sunday Husky fans. Last week I took the weekend off as it’s somewhat of a slower time in recruiting, however with camp in full action and some recruiting news trickling in I wanted to mention some news that was pretty massive. With high school football about to kick in there will likely be more […]
30 Day Countdown-Day 27: Draft a Big Ten Offensive Player
Hello everyone and welcome back to the 30 Day Countdown. It’s Day 27 and it’s time once again for me to draft a Big Ten offensive player to potentially help the Dawgs. We all know the stipulations, no postseason awards or honors of any kind! So, without further ado, let’s get to drafting, shall we? […]
30 Day Countdown, Day 28: Draft a B1G Defender
The 30 Day Countdown to opening day rolls on. Today, we’re looking at the best defenders in the Big 10 conference and choosing one to add to the UW defense. It’s worth noting that this version of the UW defensive depth chart is a lot more robust than it has been in a few years, […]
Friday Dots: One Month Out
Good Friday morning Dawg fans! I hope you’re staying safe and healthy. We are officially one month out from Husky football, and we have some Dots for you, so let’s get to it! Football Dots That’s all for today, so thank you for making Dots a part of your morning, and as always, Go Dawgs!
30-Day Countdown: Day 29- Biggest Secret Reason UW Will Underachieve
We started out our 30-Day Countdown yesterday with a look at the under-the-radar reasons that Washington might be better than people think. Which means today we’ll go the other direction and look at the reasons why Washington might struggle more than expected. Group of Death When the Big Ten’s schedule rotation came out after the […]