The Answer Man knows everything
Just thought I'd attempt to answer some burning questions of 2008-09 while watching Greg Norman and wondering whether his secret to taking 20 years off his chronological age has anything to do with his marriage to Chris Evert. [More]
By John Sleeper,
The Herald | July 21
Huskies announce men's basketball schedule
SEATTLE -- If Washington wants to get back to the NCAA tournament, it appears have a favorable schedule for the 2008-09 season. [More]
Associated Press | July 15
Danny Gawlowski/The Bellingham Herald |
Locker healthy, happy as summer on the diamond comes to an end
BELLINGHAM -- Answers to a few questions on the minds of University of Washington football fans after Jake Locker's summer of part-time baseball came to an end Sunday evening: [More]
By John Boyle
Herald Writer | July 14
Hasty, Murchison won't return to Washington's football team
SEATTLE -- Junior running back J.R. Hasty and senior cornerback Jordan Murchison have been told by University of Washington football coach Tyrone Willingham they won't have their scholarships renewed for the 2008 season. [More]
Associated Press | June 29
Smith won't return to Washington men's basketball team
SEATTLE -- University of Washington senior-to-be Joel Smith won't return to the team. The university says the 6-foot-4 guard from Lompoc, Calif., will earn his bachelor's degree in American Ethnic Studies in three weeks. [More]
Associated Press | June 28
Seahawks notebook: Ex-Husky lineman hoping to jump start his career
KIRKLAND — Larry Tripplett’s NFL career has been the embodiment of that football axiom about only being as good as your last play. [More]
By Scott M. Johnson
Herald Writer | June 4
UW linebacker Savannah breaks arm
Washington linebacker E.J. Savannah, who led the Huskies with 111 tackles last season, broke the humerus bone in his left arm over the weekend in a non-football-related incident, a school spokesman confirmed Tuesday. [More]
June 4
Huskies qualify all three crews for title races
RANCHO CORDOVA, Calif. -- The University of Washington's second varsity eight crew convincingly won its repechage, or second chance race, and the varsity eight was a semifinal runner-up on Saturday at the NCAA Women's Rowing Championships. [More]
Herald news services | June 1
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