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Oregon vs. UW: The Turning Point

Oregon vs. UW: The Turning Point

This Oregon drive started when the Ducks intercepted Jake Locker on their own 6. Oregon drove the ball into Husky territory, but were still outside field goal range on this key 3rd & 8. If the Huskies were going to have a chance, they needed to make a stop on this play, and they couldn't--due to a blitz that didn't work and miscommunication in the secondary. more ›

The Five Worst Collapses in Seattle Sports History

The Five Worst Collapses in Seattle Sports History

While you're enjoying an unseasonably sunny summer afternoon, we will be at Safeco Field, showing our undying support for the 2007 Seattle Mariners, authors of one of the greatest collapses in baseball history. more ›

Hey--Shouldn't We Get Winner?

Hey--Shouldn't We Get Winner?

One first round NCAA matchup is #2-seed UCLA against #15-seed Weber State--both teams that the Huskies beat! more ›

Tonight's The Dawgs' Best Chance at a Big Win

Tonight's The Dawgs' Best Chance at a Big Win

So. The Huskies. The team that's our city's best chance at a 2007 championship trophy, and they can't even beat the Cougs. Historical fact: No team has ever lost to Washington State University and gone on to win the championship of anything. more ›

Husky Hoopsters Win State Bragging Rights in Blowout Win over Cougs

Husky Hoopsters Win State Bragging Rights in Blowout Win over Cougs

The University of Washington basketball team ran away from Washington State on Saturday, leading by as many as 32 before settling for an 86-64 victory. more ›

Huskies' Growing Pains Are Painful For Our Appliances

Huskies' Growing Pains Are Painful For Our Appliances

After the Huskies' played the last five minutes of last night's game [Times, P-I, S.F. Chronicle] as if they'd been inhabited by the spirit of Mike Jensen, we got a little chippy with our Kenmore dryer and kicked the inanimate-ing shit out of it. The Dawgs are a young team, and psychological meltdowns happen. We're not too worried about the team, they actually played terrific for 35 minutes, especially the first half when they stayed... more ›

The All-Time "We'll Take It!" Moments in Seattle Sports History

The All-Time "We'll Take It!" Moments in Seattle Sports History

Sometimes you earn a win, and sometimes the other team gives you one. Here are the all-time screw-ups by opponents that helped Seattle teams win big games. more ›

Now Let's Play Basketball Travelers Classic...Basketball

Now Let's Play Basketball Travelers Classic...Basketball

The Hec Ed PA announcer actually said that, before an unexpectedly entertaining Northern Iowa/Nicholls St. clash to kick off the Basketball Travelers round robin. more ›

For a non-conference game, the Fresno State game is pretty big

For a non-conference game, the Fresno State game is pretty big

In a piece last month, we called Fresno State, a team that lost to Nevada, Tulsa, and Louisana Tech last year, "not that good." Soon, the comment box was teeming with the indignation of uppity Fresno State fans, broadcasting their inferiority complexes widely by calling our piece "stupid ass" and "illogical." more ›

UW vs. Oklahoma: "By Saturday, I'd learned a thing or two."

UW vs. Oklahoma: "By Saturday, I'd learned a thing or two."

The 1985 Orange Bowl between UW and Oklahoma is one of Seattlest's earliest memories. After Dad told us to stop fidgeting (we were real nervous) we sat our 8-year-old butt in a chair, by the 17-inch Sony Trinitron, and watched the flickering images of a titanic Husky upset beam back from Miami. more ›

Are You Ready for Some Football?

Are You Ready for Some Football?

Some minor Washington football tidbits this morning: more ›

Huskies Advance to 2nd Round

Huskies Advance to 2nd Round

Brandon Roy carried the Huskies to yet another win last night. His 28 points led the Dawgs over Utah State in the first round of the tournament, and his double jab step, rise and shoot three late in the game was the nail in the Aggies' coffin. more ›

Our Sportsball Roundup

Our Sportsball Roundup

Rainier Beach, Seattlest's favorite high school hoops team, got upset in the state quarterfinals last night, by Lynden High. But, really, what chance did they stand against a team that has players with names like Dirk Dallas and Brady Bomber. Dallas had 19 points, Bomber had 15. Is this a high school basketball team or a 30's detective novel? more ›

Hoops Hooray

Hoops Hooray

Basketball has been good to Seattlest recently. It provided the impetus for a weekend trip down I-5, where we watched the Dawgs obliterate Oregon State, surprised ourselves by spending only $50 at Powell’s, and had a fantastic dim-sum brunch. more ›

Will Dawgs Do Their Business?

Will Dawgs Do Their Business?

Both the Dawg hoop men and Dawg hoop women are a few Pac-10 wins away from securing berths in the NCAA tournament. For the men, it would be their third trip in a row to the Big Dance, a record for the men's program. For the women, it would be their first NCAA tourney since 2003. more ›

Husky Women Defeat Their Intellectual Superiors

Husky Women Defeat Their Intellectual Superiors

Opportunistic, smothering defense keyed the Husky women's upset of #10 Stanford last night at Hec Ed. The Dawgs forced 24 Cardinal turnovers (committing only 10 themselves). Guards Emily Florence and Kristen O'Neill each had four steals, and took the Cardinal out of their game. more ›

Husky Men Ranked

Husky Men Ranked

After starting the season with four straight wins, the University of Washington men's basketball team snuck into the Associated Press Top 25, garnering one more point in the AP's voting/rankings system than Iowa State. more ›

Sports Weekend

Sports Weekend

The Husky football team, helped by a Hail Mary touchdown pass to end the second half, became the first state school to win a Pac-10 game this season, beating Arizona 38-14. The Dawgs host the Apple Cup next Saturday. more ›

Luck, Not Heart, Will Determine Huskies' Fate

A basketball is 9.39 inches across. A basketball hoop is 18 inches across. A perfectly placed shot has very little air on either side of it as it swishes through the rim. Four inches in any direction, and it's a brick. More than a little luck is involved. more ›

Fazing Arizona

The Washington men's basketball team continued their consistent, poised play with a split of two games in Arizona over the weekend. Even Thursday's 92-81 loss to the Arizona Wildcats demonstrated how good this team is. Despite their worst shooting performance of the season, the Huskies stayed close, in a hostile arena, against the 11th-best team in the country. I don't know if there is a phrase to describe the opposite of a Pyrrhic victory, but this was just that, so for now let's call an encouraging defeat a "Husky special." more ›

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