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Gregory Christine, a junior from an L.A. suburb, doesn't have a football scholarship. A walk-on, he's spent his entire UW career on the scout team, seeing live action just once. He was a third-stringer coming into fall camp. Yet Christine, that smiling guy pictured, will start at left guard for the Huskies on Saturday. And already he's our favorite walk-on since Joe Jarzynka.

This fall we are combining our love of the football and our dream of learning to cook by preparing a meal from the city of the Seahawks' opponent.

Honestly. Why aren't more book readings held in bars? Bookstores are antiseptic places where talking loudly is verboten--when an author does it at a reading, it feels impolite.

I don’t think there is a better way to describe what it’s like to be a Seattle sports fan than though this video.

One way not to get Seattlest's vote is to endanger our life, like city council candidate Venus Velazquez did on Wednesday night while she was giving a whole new meaning to "Ballard drivers."

All-Pro Alcohol Consumer Jerramy Stevens will play football for Tampa Bay next season. The Buccaneers signed Stevens after the draft on Sunday (terms undisclosed) but not before having a little sit-down. "We had a very serious talk with him today," said GM Bruce Allen. "I think Jerramy Stevens is a good young man. He is focused on doing things right. More importantly, he has to do things right."

--Brett Tomko, who we'll always love for his terrific relief performance in this critical game, is the Dodgers' fifth starter, beating out Washington State High School Hall of Famer Mark Hendrickson.

Hot on the heels of revelations of what it's like to share a condo building with former Seahawk Jerramy Stevens (good if you like getting showered with condoms and vomit), comes a bizarre story from the Atlanta home of new Seahawk Patrick Kerney.

Seattlest was down in Arizona for spring training last week, and dammit if we didn't just miss what sounds like a hell of a lot of fun with Jerramy Stevens. From The Arizona Republic:

A Seattle Seahawks player faces charges of driving under the influence and possession of marijuana after his Tuesday morning arrest in downtown Scottsdale.

Continue reading "Jerramy Stevens Has His Own Kind of Spring Training"

This year, Jerramy Stevens is the number one target of Hawks backers looking to vent their frustrations. Yesterday, he tried to explain himself to the P-I's Jim Moore.

Even before we got drunk during last night's game, we felt like we were in some substance-induced hysteria. Just a weird, weird game.

Three days after the Seahawks' Jerramy Stevens and the Raiders' Tyler Brayton engaged in a groin-kicking contest, the debate rages on--mostly about Stevens' immaturity.

Not content with screwing him in the Super Bowl, NFL referees are making it a bit more personal by going after the man's knee.

'Round Super Bowl time, a group of UT rejects called Texas A&M University decided to sue the Seahawks for using the number 12.