Washington Huskies Basketball

This was bad. On a night the new Washington Huskies were set to debut, the same old, outclassed, in-over-their-helmets Huskies took the...  

The 2008 Washington Huskies:  

If the season started today, two freshmen would likely be in the Washington Huskies’ tailback rotation.  

Washington Huskies quarterback Jake Locker, back from a hamstring injury, says he'll take it slow in practice but expects to play in the Aug. 30 football opener against the Oregon Ducks.  

Washington Huskies kicker Ryan Perkins is battling back from a right-knee injury suffered in the 2006 spring game and is trying to reclaim his placekicking spot. Perkins faces competition from redshirt freshman Erik Folk and senior Jared Ballman, who is assured of being the team's punter.  

To hear new Washington Huskies defensive coordinator Ed Donatell explain it, linebackers and defensive backs are sort of like shortstops or center fielders in baseball: The starters are going to play most of the time.  

The first two weeks of fall camp are now behind the Washington Huskies, and two weeks from now, their opener at Oregon will be behind them, too.  

difficult challenges for the Grizzlies, with two of the most notable matchups on the road at national power Duke and the talented University of Washington Huskies.  

SEATTLE -- The Washington Huskies and Nike Inc. have agreed to a new 10-year partnership worth a potential $39 million. The deal will provide all 23 of the Huskies' intercollegiate teams with uniforms, equipment and cash.  

Salmen senior shooting guard R.J. Scott will be playing college basketball in his hometown of Orlando, Fla.  

South Side’s Sydney Weinert has something that fellow senior, North Side’s Justin Jordan, might soon have – a college basketball team. Photo caption: Jordan  

SEATTLE -- So little went right for the Washington Huskies Saturday night that the bright spot was a player with four catches for 35 yards.  

On his 20th birthday Sunday, Oostburg High graduate Andrew Zimmermann felt, in some ways, like he did as a high school senior.  

You can get there from here. I believe I’ve applied that road sign to the Olympic Games, the World Series, the Super Bowl, the first round of the NFL Draft, the National Hockey League, the heights of NCAA Division I volleyball and the NCAA basketball championship tournament in previous columns.  

One question looms for the Washington Huskies: What now?