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- Practice: Dawg Days, an inside look at Washington Spring Football releasing June 1st on Youtube @AlaskaAir

- Special teams period practicing gunners pinning ball inside the 5-yard line.

- Practice: I thought Coach Fisch on KJR this morning said he out was for spring practice.

- Practice: Clark is in a gold jersey so he’s limited.

- Coach using Chris Peterson model on steroids; saluting academic staff builds player pride.

- Brown overthrew Naone on what would've been 55-yard TD during twos reps.

- Washington spring game May 1st 9:30pm ET / 6:30pm PT on B1G Network.

- Quaid Carr was identified as a projected starter if healthy. - Rashid Williams is returning from an injury that limited him to only a few games last season, making his availability an important variable in a receiver room that coaches otherwise like. - Washington's receiver rotation remains health-dependent, with the projected second through fourth options contingent on staying available. - Two of the defense's most talented pure pass rushers also carry health concerns, adding uncertainty to the unit's ceiling.

- Washington's defensive spring review framed availability as a major depth-chart driver, especially at nickel where Rishong Clark being unavailable gave Ramon Adams a long runway for reps. - Ryland Dillard Allen is expected to be a key piece next to Alex McLaughlin if he stays healthy, with the hosts saying he should be that guy when available. - Jacob Manu is described as fully healthy and no longer wearing the big brace, a positive signal for the linebacker/defensive rotation. - Jacob Lane is identified as the biggest returning name, while one unnamed player is already out for the year and another transfer defensive back's return remains uncertain after injury.

- Top Betting/Intel Takeaways - Washington's spring game was treated as limited evaluation tape because the staff split offensive and defensive lines, which hurt offensive continuity and made it hard to judge the run game cleanly. - Biggest positive: Washington came out of the spring game and spring practice with no new significant injury concern noted by the Dawgman crew. - The hosts said the team is visibly bigger, especially on the offensive and defensive lines, which they view as a major year-two roster-building sign under Jedd Fisch. - DeMond Williams and the receivers were not sharp early in the spring game, with several drops that the hosts said had not been common during normal spring practices.

- Cooley arrives at UW start of Summer Term, no reported injury issues.

- Positive practice plays; concerns about Jordan Washington's injury status.

- Practice: Christian Moss is also not dressed out for practice

- Senior EDGE Isaiah Ward focused on staying healthy after two injury-plagued years; parents instilled positive mindset.

- Defense could be special if pass rush develops, no key injuries, and players execute in Walter's scheme.

- 2023 UW 112 penalties for 1029 yards despite strong play. - New roster, true freshmen contributed; penalty improvement expected this year.

- Washington has 23 players out/limited in spring due to injury or late arrival.

- UW spring camp battles: LT Greene vs Faasolo/Dieterich; CB Dylan Robinson leads with Karnley/Johnson/Jones/Adams competing; RB mix with Limar/Cooley/Washington injured; WR group rebuilt around Roebuck.

- Decker DeGraaf showed inconsistent inline blocking last season; blown assignments fixable; body type struggles vs Big Ten DL; effort never lacked.

- Injury: The guys from Dawgman.com - Kim Grinolds and Chris Fetters - got together after Washington's ninth spring practice, their first major scrimmage of spring, to talk about what they saw, who stood out, and...

- Injury: "...safety CJ Christian will be out the year with an Achilles injury..." Geez, that's a bummer!

- Logan George healthy and at potential bolsters edge group after early-season injury.

- Washington (Jedd Fisch): Drama around other job interest and wife's unhappiness resolved but creates lingering culture question; offensive line retention major strength; RB losses (Boston, Coleman) partially offset by portal additions; road schedule tougher (USC, Oregon) but home slate allows 8-9 win potential if locker room buys in; 7½ total could be undervalued with returning QB stability.

- Wrong Elijah Brown link—correct QB is 46114977, not 46150880; joked about taking other Brown (DT).

- QB: If you are an athletic competitor, like DW is, there is no way he is not putting every thing he’s got into Husky FB.

- QBs Brown tentative, Beierly mostly scout team; practices haven't been QB-centric yet.

- Teaching better than "leader" label; true team leaders emerge organically; everyone can teach.

- Demond's accuracy on the run is main weakness; unusual for mobile QB—typically strong in pocket, struggles throwing while moving.

- Observers at practice focus on different units—Baird on OLine, others on QB and receivers.

- Unclear if staff giving Brown real backup QB shot or if he's past Kini; rooting for McMillan to win job.

- Kris Rongen was only a starter for one season, but what a season it was. - He was a starting guard for all 12 games during the 1991 season, sometimes at right guard but mostly at left guard next to Lincoln Kennedy.

- Goal-line DL: DCB, Watts, Davis starters; Conley, TI, Khan backups.

- Donovan Robinson backup LB option if starter needs early season rest.

- McLaughlin exceeded expectations—solid tackling, good speed, likely starter with strong post-season potential.

- RB/WR starting status less important than other positions; top backs share carries week-to-week per game plan.

- Washington spring practice split between east field and stadium; shells/shorts work; Trez Davis, Logan George took first-team reps ahead of Saturday scrimmage.

- Landen Hatchett rehabbing left wrist, helping young center Jake Flores gain reps; impressed with Flores' mindset and daily improvement.

- Demond Williams improved accuracy, threw 25-yard TD to Justice Williams; Johnson (3rd-year) backing up Karnley/Robinson at position.

- Edge group most improved; Fruean looks like future starter; tackles holding up well against Big Ten competition.

- Brown's two-minute drill: excellent throw to Trez Davis beating triple coverage.

- Penix, Browning, Price all struggled in spring; Brown steady improvement; struggles may reflect scheme experimentation, not regression.

- Adams moved to nickel, emphasizes physicality and gap coverage; adjusted well to Washington weather.

- Offense: No audio link coming up.

- WR caught corner endzone pass over Mencke, offense responded strongly.

- Offense stalled after first TD drive; couldn't score starting from defensive side of field.

- OL: Parker Cross and LCB getting two reps at center and right guard.

- Dezmen Roebuck has elite hands and toughness; recruited from near Tucson via UA camps under Fisch.

- UW day 5: freshmen/transfers gaining comfort; Quaid Carr benefits from missing competition; true freshmen Clay, Greene, Colman-Brusa impressing.

- LB group talented with versatility at ILB/OLB; position versatility causes opposing offenses issues.

- Tez Davis has elite quick-twitch ability coming out of breaks; could be perfect slot receiver if development continues.

- RB/LB: Some team is going to get a really good RB who will be in their backfield for many years to come.

- John Mills dropped to 335 lbs, feels more athletic; praises 18-year-old OL Kodi Greene as absolute stud.

- Switzer/staff see LCB as guard rather than pursuing LCB reps at left cornerback behind Landen.

- Azzopardi stayed vs. portal; exceeded expectations; program properly compensated him.

- Washington goal-line work: offense 4 TDs in 7 snaps. - Scores: Moon, Sanoe, Brown to Naone, Bonner.

- True freshman WR Clay comparable to Reggie Williams as freshman—big, physical, excellent hands.

- LT isolated on island; guards/center play in closet; guards have both-side help advantage.

- Offense: There was some great competition and the offense starting to get some back against the defense during a cloudy day of work during Day 10 of spring football on the east field next to...

- Demond Williams unchanged from two years ago; same personality and media demeanor.

- WSU WR class is best ever but unproven; Brock Huard noted lack of perimeter explosiveness in spring practice.

- DB: McLaughlin is a very good safety, there is no doubt at all about that.

- OL and secondary playfully trolling each other on sideline; team having fun.

- Intel: Got into some Husky football hypotheticals with @dannyoneil on Ep.

- Intel: This is a big deal actually and undermines the argument that UW cannot compete in the B1G or would have been better off in the PAC.

- Intel: Landen Hatchett @LandenHatchett won the Husky Leadership Award for Football and The DAWG award at last night’s WESPYS.

- Practice: Joy as a standard - @CoachJeddFisch makes sure of it.

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- He's already predicting that it's a Josh Hoover pick-six against Washington. - Top Team-Specific Takeaways - this schedule has some weight to it, but it's very heavily weighted at the top.

- Davis and Prysock won't go as early as round 2; land around 12th and 16th at CB position.

- Great interview on Hunter Green; knew his father, helped him walk on as kicker.

- Executive order threatens federal research dollars to force NIL compliance; Congress action more effective than pressure.

- LB: If Demond has a good to really good year and gets a good potential draft grade, I don't think he will be back for a senior year, but will opt for ...

- Practice: Love the idea of a fast small back behind a huge line.

- Sling streaming $5/month with B1G network; live ABC/NBC games can't be recorded.

- UW halfway through spring ball; players eager for full-contact scrimmage Saturday, tempers fraying during fundamentals work.

- Colman-Brusa bright 17yo; could enter greatest UW DL conversation in 2-3 years if development continues.

- NIL car deal likely supports Husky Football over dealership bottom line; NCAA clearinghouse evaluates legitimacy.

- Hiring character-based agents sets precedent; concern if other teams follow with less scrupulous reps.

- Willie McGinest hosted USC facility tour, still close with Lawyer from New England days, remains impressive physical presence.

- Montlake Futures gone — unclear where NIL donations actually go through "Support Washington Football" button.