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Back at the start of the season, some wondered where the Pac-10’s quarterbacks had gone. Aside from Washington’s Jake Locker, the league seemed void of what had once been its trademark.
Luke Harangody should get used to being on top of lists.
For almost the first three months of the football season, Jake Locker has been relatively healthy.
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Washington coach Steve Sarkisian says quarterback Jake Locker is questionable for Saturday’s game at UCLA with a deep thigh bruise. But the Huskies star quarterback says he expects to be playing when the Huskies try to win at UCLA for the first time since 1995.
Washington coach Steve Sarkisian says quarterback Jake Locker is questionable for Saturday’s game at UCLA with a deep thigh bruise. But the Huskies star quarterback says he expects to be playing when the Huskies try to win at UCLA for the first time since 1995.
Golden Tate scored two touchdowns, including a spectacular grab of a desperation heave at the end of the first half, and No. 25 Notre Dame got it's first easy win in almost two months by clobbering Washington State 40-14 on Saturday night.
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LOS ANGELES – The best college basketball programs run like a conveyer belt, with new talent regularly arriving to replace what departs.
Initially, the plan was to give Jake Locker this week off to relax and recuperate from three months of football, including eight weeks of physically taxing, emotionally exhausting and mentally draining games.
Almost from the time E.J. Savannah stepped on the football field this season, he’s had some sort of cast on his left hand.
Pick up a University of Washington basketball pocket schedule, and there’s Quincy Pondexter pictured on the front.
If you count fall camp, the Washington Huskies have been in nonstop football mode for almost three months.
This time, the anticipated excitement – following a week’s worth of buildup and fervor surrounding the Pacific Northwest’s most volatile and scintillating college football rivalry – fizzled in a flurry of feathers.
It was painful to start, grew to excruciating and, by the end, was interminable. That’s not just the description of the 43-19 beating Oregon put on Washington on Saturday at Husky Stadium.
The homecoming party didn’t need a charter bus, or even a 12-person van going to Husky Stadium.
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