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1 week ago |
lastwordonsports.com | Nick Lemkau
“We’ve got a good team,” Jedd Fisch said after the Spring Game. “We’re big, we’re strong, and we’re fast.” Now that Spring is complete, Washington Football enters its Summer off-season for the next 14 weeks. But there’s a lot to break down from what we saw throughout the month of April. A couple of players had MVP-like moments, and young quarterbacks proved the moment was not too big.
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1 week ago |
lastwordonsports.com | Nick Lemkau
Washington’s Spring Game featured a unique format under the lights inside Husky Stadium. The four-quarter game featured 12-minute quarters between the “Purple” team and the “Gold” team, with rosters evenly split. It was not a first team vs. first team format. The defense shined under the lights with several players entering the stats column. On offense, one true freshman wide receiver had a performance that put him over the century mark.
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2 weeks ago |
yardbarker.com | Nick Lemkau
Washington held its second scrimmage of the Spring practice season on Saturday afternoon inside Husky Stadium. It was the final scrimmage before the team takes the field under the lights for the official Spring Game next Friday night. The team unofficially ran over 125 plays. It included a variety of situational snaps, including goal line, two-minute offense, and drives starting at all points of the field. Stand-Outs from Washington ScrimmageThe biggest stand-outs of the afternoon were on defense.
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2 weeks ago |
lastwordonsports.com | Nick Lemkau
Washington held its second scrimmage of the Spring practice season on Saturday afternoon inside Husky Stadium. It was the final scrimmage before the team takes the field under the lights for the official Spring Game next Friday night. The team unofficially ran over 125 plays. It included a variety of situational snaps, including goal line, two-minute offense, and drives starting at all points of the field. Stand-Outs from Washington ScrimmageThe biggest stand-outs of the afternoon were on defense.
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3 weeks ago |
yardbarker.com | Nick Lemkau
“The message is trying to create more turnovers,” Washington secondary coach John Richardson said about his cornerbacks after practice this week. “We’re getting our hands on a lot of footballs, PBU’s, interceptions, and things like that. That’s going to be the goal and the focus going into it. We gotta find the football and make plays.” That message is playing out on the field, as the Husky defense has excelled at finding the football this Spring.
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Less than 14 weeks until Fall camp. Review some of the top performers & moments from UW Spring practice: 🟣 Rahshawn Clark’s MVP month. 🟡 Omari Evans clears up any question about his abilities. 🟣 tFr QB’s prove moment isn’t too big. More👇 https://t.co/FlL6VUcNIu
All the unofficial stats I tracked, comments from the coaches, and sideline video. ➡️ Check out this video recap of Washington’s “Dawgs After Dark” Spring Game: 🔗 https://t.co/gwfiCaljFJ
My reaction from last night’s “Dawgs After Dark” Washington Spring Game. 🟣 Jedd Fisch names a potential Spring Practice MVP. 🟡 tFr WR Raiden Vines-Bright fills up stats column w/ 8 catches and a TD. 🟣 4 INT’s & other defensive standouts. More👇 https://t.co/bySt1jMcGn