Andrew Berg

4 days ago | uwdawgpound.com | Andrew Berg

Every year, Christian Caple breaks down UW’s football roster by various composition metrics. His examination usually reveals at least one or two trends that raise an eyebrow. Perhaps the most surprising element in this year’s evaluation is that the Huskies will actually welcome more new players to the ‘25 roster than the ‘24 version that experienced such drastic upheaval.

5 days ago | uwdawgpound.com | Andrew Berg

Photo by David Becker/Getty Images While most of the Husky universe continued to buzz about recruiting visits, the UW Athletic Department dropped some news on a former coach. The National Football Foundation College Football Hall of Fame released their 2026 Ballot, with Chris Petersen included on the list of nominees. Over 12,000 NFF members will vote over the summer and their committee will tabulate the results to announce new HOF members in early ‘26.

5 days ago | uwdawgpound.com | Andrew Berg

Photo by Ben Solomon/NCAA Photos via Getty Images What I feelI can’t sayBut my Dots are there for you anytime of dayIf the Huskies win a National Championship over the weekend, it gets the top spot on the Monday Dots. Men’s Rowing won it’s 21st National Championship at the Intercollegiate Rowan Association championships in New Jersey. The Dawgs came into the meet ranked second in the country and ultimately held off Harvard to win in the Grand Finals.

2 weeks ago | sports.yahoo.com | Andrew Berg

Christian Caple is back from some time off and he has gone deep in his bag of column ideas with a retrospective on the 2021 recruiting class. That year’s class was the one most impacted by the pandemic, with very little in-person evaluation between coaches and players. Coupled with the expansion of the transfer portal and it’s no surprise that the era led to an unprecedented era of player movement.

2 weeks ago | uwdawgpound.com | Andrew Berg

Photo by Rio Giancarlo/Getty Images for ONIT Christian Caple is back from some time off and he has gone deep in his bag of column ideas with a retrospective on the 2021 recruiting class. That year’s class was the one most impacted by the pandemic, with very little in-person evaluation between coaches and players. Coupled with the expansion of the transfer portal and it’s no surprise that the era led to an unprecedented era of player movement.