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Huskies vs. Oregon L 43-19
October 24. 2009 (15 photos)
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• Emory's blaze causes $2 million in damage
• State fines water system, alleges gross neglige...
• Peggy Pritchard Olson always put Edmonds first
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• Edmonds councilwoman dies at 59
• Fire destroys Silver Lake landmark
• Later start for school day unlikely in Marysville
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Jennifer Buchanan / The Herald
Huskies’ defensive end not having the season he envisioned

SEATTLE — It could be worse. A lot worse. Daniel T’eo-Nesheim knows this better than most. [More]

By Scott M. Johnson Herald Writer | November 11



Danny Moloshok / Associated Press
Huskies’ post play still taking shape

SEATTLE — To a man, they’ll all tell anyone who will listen that the numbers didn’t matter. [More]

By Scott M. Johnson Herald Writer | November 11


Huskies lose top recruit to UCLA

Kentwood High School center Josh Smith, widely regarded as the top-ranked center in the freshman class of 2010, has committed to play his college ball at UCLA, instead of the University of Washington. [More]

Herald News Services | November 11


Huskies decide to redshirt guard C.J. Wilcox

SEATTLE — Lorenzo Romar was talking about one of those so-called pleasant problems that coaches have Tuesday afternoon. [More]

By Scott M. Johnson Herald Writer | November 11



Elaine Thompson/ Associated Press
Huskies having trouble winning close games

SEATTLE — Two months into his first season as a head coach, Steve Sarkisian is starting to sound like a broken record. And he knows it. [More]

By Scott M. Johnson Herald Writer | November 10



Greg Wahl-Stephens / Associated Press
Huskies Notebook: Locker readies for return to Reser

SEATTLE — When University of Washington quarterback Jake Locker walks onto the playing surface at Oregon State’s football stadium this weekend, he might have some bad memories. [More]

By Scott M. Johnson Herald Writer | November 10


A few gems among the rubble of Washington’s season

If the University of Washington football program was looking for an appropriate scene to reflect its 2009 season, the images that unfolded at the Rose Bowl late Saturday afternoon would have been a perfect fit. [More]

By Scott M. Johnson Herald Writer | November 9


Cal’s Best released from hospital

BERKELEY, Calif. — California star tailback Jahvid Best was released from the hospital Sunday and will miss at least one game after sustaining a concussion on a terrifying fall in the end zone. [More]

Associated Press | November 8


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More headlines
• TCU moves into 4th place in BCS standings  November 8
 • Stanford moves into AP Top 25 for first time since 2001  November 8
 • Huskies ineffective in red zone  November 8
 • Fogerson plays with heavy heart  November 8
 • Polk takes out frustration on Bruin  November 8
 • No UW miracle this time  November 8
 • No. 1 Florida struggles on offense, beats Vanderbilt 27-3  November 7
 • No. 12 USC outlasts Arizona State 14-9  November 7
 • No. 21 Arizona routs Washington State 48-7  November 7
 • Oregon State upsets No. 23 California 31-14  November 7
 • 51-yard FG as time expires lifts No. 13 Houston to 46-45 win  November 7
 • No. 4 Cincinnati remains unbeaten, beats UConn 47-45  November 7
 • Nebraska intercepts 5 passes, beats No. 20 Oklahoma 10-3  November 7
 • Cal's Best sustains concussion, undergoing more tests  November 7
 • Gerhart leads Stanford to 51-42 win over No. 7 Oregon  November 7

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Huskies vs. Oregon L 43-19
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