Chris Fetters

5 days ago | 247sports.com | Chris Fetters

A year after Brandon Roy's last season on Montlake, he welcomed his first child into the world with his then-girlfriend Tiana, a boy named Brandon Jr. Two years after that, he was on hand as Roy's number 3 was retired to the rafters at Hec Ed as one of Washington's all-time greats. Sixteen years after that, that same boy, known as BJ, announced via his social media Monday that he has committed to play for the Huskies, ensuring another Roy will play basketball on Montlake.

5 days ago | 247sports.com | Chris Fetters

How is Washington setting themselves up to compete in this new marketplace of NIL and revenue share? The Executive Director of Dawgs Unleashed helps break things down.

1 week ago | 247sports.com | Chris Fetters

We're 70 days away from the start of the 2025 Football season! Washington hosts Colorado State on August 30th, and to count down the days to kickoff we've decided to take a look at the players that have worn the jerseys of each day in question. Larry Tripplett might just be the most famous Husky to ever wear the number 70. The three-year letterwinner started 32 times between 1999-2001, playing for two head coaches (Jim Lambright and Rick Neuheisel).

1 week ago | 247sports.com | Chris Fetters

The Washington Huskies unveiled their 2025 'core' home and away uniforms today. Built by adidas, the main change is the use of gold to accent the purple on the sleeves for both home and away jerseys, as well as gold to outline the player's jersey number, a distinct change from the 2024 jerseys. Below are examples of the 2024 home jerseys, followed by the new 'core' uniforms so you can compare and contrast the differences. The same is done with the away jerseys.

1 week ago | 247sports.com | Chris Fetters

Dawgman.com's Kim Grinolds took some time this week to catch up with Joe Knight, Executive Director of Dawgs Unleashed, the internal arm of the Washington Athletic Department that serves as an influencer marketing and NIL agency to increase revenue opportunities and business partnerships within the shifting landscape of collegiate athletics. In short? They act as the matchmaker between Washington's student-athletes and opportunities to help maximize their NIL (Name, Image, and Likeness) rights.