DawgmanRadio - WSU

SEATTLE - In this segment of DawgmanRadio, Kim Grinolds, Scott Eklund and Chris Fetters talk about the 102nd Apple Cup, and the first shutout for Washington against Washington State since 1964. Was it a dominant performance, and does that mean anything as UW tries to finish off their season on a strong note against Cal?   Full Story

SEATTLE - Here's a photo gallery, taken by Dawgman.com's Kim Grinolds, of Washington's 30-0 shutout win over Washington State in the 102nd Apple Cup Saturday night at Husky Stadium.   Full Story

Kim Grinolds, Chris Fetters and special guest Jeff 'Sweet Lou' Carr of Dawgman.com took time out during their travels back from Corvallis, Ore. to talk about Washington's 48-21 drubbing at the hands of the Oregon State Beavers, what it means as they regroup for WSU anc Cal, and what it also means as we look ahead for what UW might look like in 2010.   Full Story

CORVALLIS, Ore. - Here are quotes from Desmond Trufant, Cort Dennison, Jermaine Kearse, Jake Locker and Nick Holt following Oregon State's 48-21 win over Washington Saturday afternoon at Reser Stadium.   Full Story

CORVALLIS, Ore. - It was a historic loss, and Dawgman.com's Kim Grinolds captured all of it on celluloid for this photo gallery. Click on the link below for all the photos of Oregon State's 48-21 win over the Huskies Saturday at Reser Stadium.   Full Story

PASADENA, Calif. - Kim Grinolds and Chris Fetters of Dawgman.com sat down Saturday night and went through all the news and notes after the UCLA Bruins hung on to beat Washington 24-23 earlier in the day at the Rose Bowl.   Full Story

PASADENA, Calif. - Kim Grinolds of Dawgman.com was on hand Saturday to see the UCLA Bruins hold off the Washington Huskies en route to a 24-23 win in front of an announced crowd of 72,924 at the Rose Bowl.   Full Story

I haven’t been to practice yet this week but I refuse to believe that Jake Locker won’t answer the bell come Saturday at the Rose Bowl. He is a tough kid and he will lead his team to this important victory. He will make himself well and then go out and play his heart out. He knows how important he is to this team and he will be there.   Full Story

SEATTLE - Bob Condotta of the Seattle Times was nice enough to sit down with Chris Fetters of Dawgman.com and hash out where the Washington Huskies are after the first eight games of their 2009 season, who has stood out, who has surprised and where the Huskies go from here on out. Can they make it to a bowl game with games against teams like UCLA and WSU on the horizon?   Full Story

SEATTLE - Out of the fog, and straight back in. At least that's how it felt Saturday at Husky Stadium, as all the potential for Washington to make its way back into the Pac-10 race and bowl contention were completely blown to bits by an Oregon team bigger, faster and better prepared. The Hustling Huskies of Montlake never quit, but there were times during the second half where it looked dodgy.   Full Story

SEATTLE - Here is a gallery of pictures taken by Dawgman.com's Kim Grinolds, as the Oregon Ducks defeated Washington 43-19 in front of an announced crowd of 67,809 at Husky Stadium on Saturday.   Full Story

Low numbers and big expectations are nothing new to Dan Cozzetto. When the Washington Huskies traveled to Tempe, Ariz. this past weekend, they had more defensive linemen than offensive linemen. They had as many defensive backs as offensive linemen. With Greg Christine out for the year, the line coach had to look to the other side of the ball to find an answer.    Full Story

TEMPE, ARIZ. - Chris Fetters and Kim Grinolds of Dawgman.com were on hand Saturday night to see the good, the bad and the downright ugly in Arizona State's 24-17 win over Washington at Sun Devil Stadium. There were a lot of questions that came out of the Huskies' play and playcalling, and the Dawgman.com guys talked about some of the possible answers.   Full Story

TEMPE, ARIZ. - Kim Grinolds of Dawgman.com was on hand to cover Washington's heartbreaking 24-17 loss to Arizona State Saturday night at Sun Devil Stadium.   Full Story

SEATTLE - The numbers aren't pretty. When looking at the statistics for Washington's defense in 2009, there's one thought that keeps getting recycled; they look an awful lot like 2008's defensive numbers. But that team was 0-12 and the 2009 Huskies are 3-3 and looking for more wins. How can that be?   Full Story

SEATTLE - Kim Grinolds of Dawgman.com was on hand to capture all the sights and general craziness of Washington's 36-33 win over the Arizona Wildcats at Husky Stadium Saturday night.   Full Story

SOMEWHERE OUTSIDE SOUTH BEND, IND. - In a cabin far away from the hustle and bustle of Notre Dame Central, Chris Fetters, Kim Grinolds, AANDY and John Berkowitz got together and talked about the Fighting Irish's 37-30 overtime win over Washington earlier in the day. There was plenty to discuss, as the game was one of the wildest seen by either team in quite some time.   Full Story

SOUTH BEND, IND. - Here's a photo gallery, taken by Dawgman.com's Kim Grinolds, of all the action in Notre Dame's thrilling 37-30 overtime win over Washington Saturday at Notre Dame Stadium.   Full Story

PALO ALTO - This week, you get DawgmanRadio Mobile - warts and all. With the NeverLost blaring and Kim Grinolds lost on the streets of East Palo Alto, the Dawgman guys enlisted the help of Seattle Times Beat Writer Bob Condotta to make sense of Washington's 34-14 loss at the hands of Stanford. Were the Dawgs exposed?   Full Story

PALO ALTO - Here is a photo gallery, taken by Dawgman.com's Kim Grinolds, of Stanford's 34-14 win the Washington Huskies Saturday night at Stanford Stadium.   Full Story

PALO ALTO - With six minutes left in the game and Stanford up 34-14, out came the obligatory 'OVERRATED' chant, courtesy of the Red Zone, Stanford's student section. They were right. The No. 24 Washington Huskies came into Saturday night's game riding a wave of emotion after beating No. 3 USC, and in turn they took a Toby Gerhart uppercut right on the chin at Stanford Stadium.   Full Story

Winning is everything, but in some cases that coveted 'w' can bring even more to the table. For the staff at Washington, each win creates some much-needed purchase within the team; a marker, if you will. After Saturday's 16-13 thrilling victory against No. 3 USC at Husky Stadium, the team has regrouped this week and the coaches have come to practice with plenty of currency.   Full Story

Don't blame Justin Glenn just because he's pretty good at something. As a cornerback, having the ability to defend on an island and tackle is a big part of the job. But as a free safety, it's the biggest thing. In the middle of the field, it's the job of the free safety to stop the big play, to keep the defense on the field, to be the last man standing.   Full Story

SEATTLE - It's only been 28 years coming, but the Washington Huskies were able to reprise their 13-3 win over then-No. 3 USC with a 16-13 triumph over now-No. 3 USC this past Saturday at Husky Stadium. Scott Eklund, Chris Fetters and Kim Grinolds talk about the historic win, what it means for the team right now, and where the program goes from this point forward.   Full Story

It only took Steve Sarkisian two minutes and 32 seconds before he had his first 'uh oh' moment. The No. 3 USC Trojans had sliced and diced his Washington Huskies like they were in an infomercial for Slap Chop, with Joe McKnight, Stafon Johnson and Stanley Havili starring as Vince. But the Huskies didn't give up.   Full Story