Monday Dots: Try This One Instead

Happy Monday Dawg fans, and welcome to today’s Dots.

Your Washington Huskies are well into fall camp, and Saturday’s scrimmage was followed by a no-eyewitnesses practice yesterday.

Here’s one that slipped through the cracks in my keyboard. I meant to include this last week — still good right?

• “Ryan Walters talks about the things that made him want to stay at Washington” (Dawgman)

“The staff here is unbelievable. It’s the best staff I’ve been on, not only from X’s and O’s and moral compass, but we also have really high chemistry. And we hang out with each other when we’re away from the building. … I would be crazy to leave this place… and hopefully I’m here for a long time.”

• “Thoughts from a scrimmage on Day 8 of Washington training camp” (Christian Caple)

2nd-year Safety Rylon Dillard-Allen’s talent and potential seem certain. His temper has also appeared a thorn more than once this past week. Hopefully this is a non-issue come September.

Fisch on RDA: “I’ve got to spend more time with him, and help him understand the difference of playing at the highest level possible, but not crossing the line.”

• “Washington Huskies football: 3 takeaways from Saturday’s lengthy scrimmage” (Andy Yamashita)

• “Freshmen Make Presence Felt With This UW Team” (Dan Raley)

• “Kolt Dieterich proving his versatility for Washington football” (Roman Tomashoff)

• “Why Brock says UW Huskies will be ‘very relevant’ in CFP conversation” (Brock Huard)

Sure Brock’s a homer, but he’s our homer: Brock sez: “And it’s year 3. This is what (Fisch) has done in his career. It’s what he did at Arizona. And every year builds and it builds and the roster builds and the recruiting builds.”

• Sophie O’Sullivan finished 8th in the final on Sunday

With twenty (20) days to go, I’m counting down to the season-opening Apple Cup (still sounds bizarre) using final scores from seasons past.

• If the Dawgs scored 20, choose the first video adventure (2012 – Nick Holt OUT, Justin Wilcox IN).

• If the Dawgs’ opponent scored 20, go to the second video (1994).

Go Dawgs!!