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Chandler, Ariz., quarterback Brett Hundley (6-4, 215, 4.6) is picking up offers lately as easy as he picks apart oposing defenses. He has picked up three offers this week to go with a Texas A&M offer two weeks ago. The word on the street is he is closing in on even more offers this week
Brett Smith had an outstanding junior season and has been talking with lots of college coaches but still hasn't picked up an offer, a humbling and sometimes frustrating experience for the Salem (Ore.) West Salem quarterback who has a busy camp schedule ahea
The Colorado State coaching staff is hoping family connections play a part in the recruitment of Defensive Tackle Mo Latu to Fort Collins. Luckily for them, it sounds as if it might.
Now that the Huskies seemingly ended the near-season-long search for a third scorer and a reliable rotation, attention now should focus back on the sophomore point guard as he tries to break Pac-10 zones
LOS ANGELES, Calif. - Here is a photo gallery of Washington's 59-52 Pac-10 quarterfinal win over Oregon State Thursday night at the Staples Center. Isaiah Thomas led the way for the Huskies with 15 points, followed by Matthew Bryan-Amaning and Elston Turner, with 10 points each.
LOS ANGELES, Calif. - Here are notes and quotes from Washington's 59-52 win over Oregon State in the quarterfinals of the Pac-10 Tournament, held Thursday night at the Staples Center. The Huskies overcame a nine-point halftime deficit using pressure defense and key outside shooting from Isaiah Thomas and Elston Turner.
Photo credit: AP Photo - Mark J. Terrill In his latest update on ESPN's subscriber site, everyone's favorite person Joe Lunardi has the Huskies in the NCAA tournament. He includes them among last seven in the tourney. In order the list reads: Virginia Tech, Florida, Georgia Tech, San Diego State, Illinois, UW and Ole Miss. Not sure that means, but it's a lot better than a week ago when the Huskies were on the outside of the bubble discussion. Despite Washington's 59-52 win tonight over Oreg
LOS ANGELES, Calif. - After seeing two higher seeds get knocked out of the Pacific Life Pac-10 Tournament, the No. 3 seed Washington Huskies appeared to be next on the chopping block. But they overcame a nine-point halftime deficit to defeat No. 6 Oregon State 59-52 Thursday night to advance to the semifinals, where they will play Stanford.
Isaiah Thomas scored 15 points and third-seeded Washington roared back from a big second-half deficit to keep its NCAA tournament hopes alive with a 59-52 victory over Oregon State in the Pac-10 quarterfinals Thursday night.
The Huskies, fighting for an NCAA berth, advance to Friday's 8:30 p.m. Pac-10 semifinal against No. 7 Stanford.
Washington opened the game with a 20-2 run, but could not maintain the momentum and fell to No. 10 seed Oregon State, 52-42, at the Galen Center of Thursday night.
SEATTLE - Top-ranked Washington played the first night game in the history of Husky Softball Stadium on Thursday night, and Danielle Lawrie made especially memorable, firing a perfect game to lead the Huskies to a 3-0 win over the Miami of Ohio Redhawks.
Missed shots, turnovers and blown defensive opportunities led to a stunning 52-42 loss in the opening round Thursday.
Blame the alphabet. It's the reason Daniel Te'o-Nesheim's performance at last month's NFL scouting combine in Indianapolis wound up being...
In the inaugural night game at Husky Softball Stadium, Danielle Lawrie was, as usual, lights-out for Washington. Lawrie, the reigning national...
CLEVER BEAVERS: Now OSU is forcing turnovers and connecting on its shot attempts to pull within 24-20. It's a 6-0 run led by Palmer, the freshman. She had a similar spurt in the teams' last meeting and was shutout in the second half for the Husky win. We'll see what happens tonight.
WARMING UP --- Both teams are on the floor. We have about 15 minutes before tip.
Pitching under the lights in Husky Softball Stadium for the first time, Danielle Lawrie put on a perfect show for the home crowd.
More photos » Greg Wahl-Stephens - AP 5 days ago: Washington's Matthew Bryan-Amaning (11) shoots against Oregon State's Calvin Hampton (2) during the first half of an NCAA college basketball game in Corvallis, Ore., Saturday, March 6, 2010. (AP Photo/Greg Wahl-Stephens) Browse more photos » It's a little bit weird to write a preview for the same
Seems like we have one of these reports every week or so. A few days ago, a small newspaper in Oregon reported Jefferson High standout Terrence Jones was going to sign with Kentucky. Two days ago, the Epoch Times reported Jones and Terrence Ross are "rumored to be leaning toward Washington in a possible package deal." On its pay site, Husky Digest cites a Kentucky source, which confirms the rumor and has both guys signing with UW. ON THE BUBBLE WATCH: ---- ESPN bracket guru Joe Lunardi has Washi
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