COAST TO COAST Recruiting 3000 miles from Seattle

Pope John Paul High School is 3,000 miles away from Seattle, Washington. It is a small, private academy in Boca Raton, Florida. Not typically a hotbed for Pac-10 recruiting, the University of Washington has landed three athletes from that very school. For John Anderson, Rich Alexis, and Charles Frederick, they truly know the meaning of...

THE CYCLES OF MONTLAKE The current state of affairs

Horror of horrors, the Huskies went out and had themselves a bad year. Coach Rick Neuheisel was probably right when he said, “we just didn’t see something like this coming” – for none of us truly did. But based on past UW experiences, should we have? For history’s sake, Sports Washington looks at …

DAWGBONES As Bob Dylan said, “Times they are a-changin’”

Even though the 2002 Husky offense ran the ball on over 40 percent of their plays from scrimmage, a staggering 80 percent of their total yardage came through the air.

HUSKY HERO Charles Mincy

Sometimes, though, a player goes out on top, saving their best effort for last. Nobody is that more true of than Charles Mincy, the junior-college transfer who starred at cornerback for Washington during the 1989 and 1990 seasons.

RANDY HART Q&A with defensive line coach

He just completed his FIFTEENTH season at the University of Washington. That is unheard of in today’s college football environment where if you don’t win, you are fired.

RECRUITING - Hot News, Hot Recruits Recruiting Roundup: LB Tahj Bomar

“My mom was telling me to go closer to home, but for me, I just wanted to go where I was wanted. I wanted to go to a place that had a good football program and a place where I could get a good education. Most of the people I talked to said I couldn’t go wrong with U-Dub, and my dad told me the same thing too.”

HUSKY LOWDOWN Being a Washington Husky

To say the least, the past football season has been, without a doubt, one of the more interesting seasons for this generation. Many questions were left unanswered, and many fans were questioning the heart and intent of this team. Some even began to question whether or not some players even truly knew what it meant to be a Washington Husky.

HOOPS REPORT: C.J. MASSINGALE Junior guard thrives on team equity

Massingale has enjoyed the coaching transition thus far. “Coach Romar is much more interactive with the players, being closely in touch on an everyday basis,” said the guard after practice. “He is much more interested in how you are doing and what you are doing.”