Lord knows it isn’t ideal given that we were a top-25 team before conference play, but given how far we’ve fallen it might even be better than we deserve. If there was a stronger bubble this year we’d already be prepping an NIT preview. So where do we stand in terms of the field...
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I love exhibition games. They are like lopsided all-star games where players will take any chance to do something filthy. There’s no faking the funk on these nasty dunks.
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As long as Husky Football toils in its present state, late October becomes time to focus on basketball. For the second season running, Seattle is home to not one, but two Division One programs. Well, more or less. Seattle U is in year two of a five year reintegration to D1...
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Midnight comes early tonight as the Dawgs kick off the Hoops season with Midnight Madness starting at 8:15 P.M. Who will throw down the filthiest dunk? Will Elston Turner, Jr. or C.J. Wilcox win the 3-point contest? Will we see the Q-Walk in action?
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Despite the thorough instructions given during this song, I still can’t figure out how to do that darn Q-Walk wouldn’t you know it? Anyone on campus see some jiving kids doing it in Red Square?
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I applaud Abdul Gaddy’s efforts to take our minds off whatever that was that happened on Saturday.
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Since nothing is really happening right now, I’d thought I’d brighten this site with some pictures of Husky Cheerleaders I stole from facebook.
More Boner Jamz after the break!!
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Weird times on Montlake these days. Traditional powerhouses are underwhelming and/or on the upswing. Success has come from programs not traditionally looked at for dominance. But we’re winning NCAA championships for the first time in the school’s history. So where does that put us?
Simple question: which single program is the most important to Husky...
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Constable Echelon
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The LA Times is reporting that QB Nick Montana has committed to the University of Washington.
Nick, the son of NFL Hall of Famer Joe Montana, is Scout.com’s #13 ranked QB for 2010.
This certainly takes a lot of the sting out of Skyline QB Jake Heaps’ commitment last week to BYU. Sark...
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Lost in the madness that was last Friday was this little piece of news. Joe Wolfinger, the seven-foot three-point gunner, will transfer to play his senior season at the Citadel.
This appeared to be one of those cases where Romar called the Wolf into his office and let him know his services were no longer...
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