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SEATTLE — Chris Petersen's last opponent at Washington will be the team that gave him his first head coaching job.
Washington’s bowl game is going to be all about Chris Petersen. Judging by the wry grin he offered when asked about it, he’d prefer that it wasn’t.
SEATTLE — There are few guarantees in sports, but Washington making it to the NCAA volleyball tournament and winning in the opening round is as close as it gets.
RENTON, Wash. — Seahawks coach Pete Carroll might be 68 years old, but he shows no signs of slowing down, having last year signed a contract extension taking him through the 2021 season.
SEATTLE — On Saturday, Jimmy Lake’s family attended a party to celebrate his appointment as head football coach at the University of Washington.
After the tears, the smiles and reflections — after the ceremony, explanations and exchanging of praise, new Huskies football coach Jimmy Lake fielded a question that I presume has been on fans’ minds long before his promotion.
SEATTLE — Chris Petersen’s sixth season as Washington’s head football coach will also be his last.
SEATTLE — During fall camp, University of Washington athletics produced a video titled, “Chris Petersen: A Day in the Life.”
PULLMAN – Like every other college program that passed through Lake Stevens High between 2013 and 2015 for a glimpse of Jacob Eason, Washington State marveled at the quarterback whose huge frame was just as impressive as his right arm.
SEATTLE — Following three blowout wins last week, the Huskies moved up two spots in the Associated Press top 25 poll to No. 23.
SEATTLE — Isaiah Stewart and Jaden McDaniels are learning the value of patience.
SEATTLE — At no time during Monday’s 13½-minute interview did Mike Hopkins speak disparagingly about Jaden McDaniels, a once-in-a-decade basketball star with an assortment of skills that makes him a likely lottery pick in next year’s NBA draft.
SEATTLE — Their first loss didn’t knock the Washington Huskies out of the Associated Press Top 25 men’s basketball poll.
SEATTLE — With each saved match point, the crowd got louder, even when it didn’t seem possible to make more noise.
SEATTLE — Isaiah Stewart is from upstate New York.
SEATTLE — Perhaps Quade Green had a feeling a decision was nearing on his NCAA eligibility petition, which might explain why the Washington Huskies point guard worked overtime after Thursday night’s 87-63 exhibition win over Division II Western Washington.
Washington quarterback Jacob Eason (No. 10) passes the ball during the first half against Utah on Saturday in Seattle.
Washington head coach Chris Petersen walks on the field against Oregon in the second half of an NCAA college football game Saturday, Oct. 19, 2019, in Seattle. Oregon won 35-31.
Above: Washington’s Salvon Ahmed is tripped up by Oregon on a short gain on a carry in the second half on Saturday in Seattle. Oregon won 35-31. Right: Huskies head coach Chris Petersen walks on the field against Oregon in the second half.
RENTON, Wash. — Earl Thomas won’t be the only familiar defensive back returning to Seattle this weekend.
SEATTLE — Jacobe Covington’s Washington commitment lasted two days shy of two months.
SEATTLE — On Oct. 13, 2018, Trey Adams wasn’t hunting ducks.
SEATTLE — Ty Jones is healthy enough to play against Oregon.
SEATTLE — There are 12 scholarship wide receivers on Washington’s 2019 roster.
SAN FRANCISCO — Nahziah Carter has no doubt the Huskies can repeat as Pac-12 champions and believes Washington reloaded with enough high-end talent to surpass last season’s team that advanced to the second round of the NCAA tournament.
SEATTLE — Fight on?
SEATTLE — College athletics might be about to change.
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Quarterback Kedon Slovis is in the concussion protocol for No. 21 Southern California, increasing the likelihood of Matt Fink making his first career start at No. 17 Washington this weekend.
SEATTLE — Chris Petersen is 5-0 at Washington against Mike Leach’s incarnation of the air raid offense.
SEATTLE — By now, you’ve heard the theory.
SEATTLE — The Huskies are trying their best to rattle Jacob Eason with a cacophony of confusion.
SEATTLE — The Washington Huskies can see the similarities.
SEATTLE — Through three games, Jacob Eason completed 69.2% of his passes, throwing for 773 yards with seven touchdowns and one interception.
SEATTLE — Junior Adams turned his notifications off on Twitter.
SEATTLE — It’s never a defense’s desire to let an opponent score.
SEATTLE — It took until early Sunday morning before California could run onto the field in celebration, party with the few Golden Bears fans still hanging around and enjoy another victory over Washington.
SEATTLE — No. 14 Washington’s game against California resumed late Saturday night after a delay of more than 2 ½ hours due to severe weather in the Seattle area.
SEATTLE — It took 22 minutes — 36 questions and answers — for someone to mention Washington’s season-opening opponent during Chris Petersen’s weekly press conference on Monday.
FLOWERY BRANCH, Ga. (AP) — Kaleb McGary is trying to jump back into the competition for a starting job on the Atlanta Falcons’ offensive line after missing almost four weeks.
SEATTLE — Peyton Henry would not be here without Jake Haener.
SEATTLE — Elijah Jackson told 247Sports on Aug. 12 that he was nowhere close to a commitment.
The Huskies concluded their four-game foreign tour, which consisted of a series of lopsided victories, with their most dominating performance Tuesday – a 97-39 exhibition win in Siena, Italy.
SEATTLE — Washington was already precariously thin at the inside linebacker position.
SEATTLE — Puka Nacua prefers Ty Jones as a teammate.
SEATTLE — The wait is nearly over for Isaiah Stewart, Jaden McDaniels and the legion of Washington men’s basketball fans anxious to see the most ballyhooed pairing of Husky freshman stars.
SEATTLE — What happens in Vegas stays in Vegas.
