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With signing day over the focus is now on 2013, and Scout.com is looking at "35 Prospects to Know" in New Jersey. It comes with a breakdown on each player, and the final part focus on the Top 5.

Even though we just wrapped up the 2012 recruiting class, there is no rest for the weary and we at Dawgman.com have already turned our focus to the 2013 class. Today we take a look at some local kids and where things stand this early in the recruiting process...

The Giants' ace shed some serious weight over the offseason. How? By swimming -- and cutting back on the In-N-Out.

With signing day over the focus is now on 2013, and Scout.com is looking at "35 Prospects to Know" in New Jersey. It comes with a breakdown on each player, and the third part focuses on Nos. 6-15.

SEATTLE - I noticed that on March 3rd, the first 2000 USC fans that show up for their season-ending game versus WSU will receive a Maurice Jones Bobblehead. For not much more, they could probably give out a life-sized version of the real thing. I kid, of course, but when USC has to pin all its hopes on a 5-foot-7 sophomore guard, life isn't going to plan in Kevin O'Neill's universe.

SEATTLE - Dawgman.com's Kim Grinolds was at Alaska Airlines Arena Saturday night as Washington dismantled the USC Trojans 69-41 to win their fourth conference game in a row, and ninth overall in league play. Here's his photo gallery of the game.

SEATTLE – Three parties failed to show up Saturday night to the USC-Washington basketball game - the referees, the scoreboard - and especially the Trojans.  USC only managed 41 points, the refs spent more time at the scorer’s table instead of letting the game flow, and the hanging jumbotron at center court was mostly out of commission. 

SEATTLE - Here are highlights of Washington's blowout 69-41 win over USC Saturday night at Alaska Airlines Arena in front of 9948 fans. The 41 points scored by the Trojans was the lowest conference total since the Huskies held Oregon State to 40 points on February 10, 1996.

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SEATTLE - Now sitting atop of the Pac-12 Conference, the University of Washington can't let up their guard against the USC Trojans, who they host on Saturday night. The tip time is set for 8 p.m. PT at Alaska Airlines Arena, and it will be aired by Fox Sports Northwest.

Reporter Mike Sullivan provides a detailed look at the individual game of an improving scoring prospect from Half Hollow Hills West High School on Long Island, New York ...

Tempe (Az.) Marcos De Niza DB Priest Willis gets new Pac 12 offer

THE CULVER CONNECTION to Washington State football may not be as storied as the old Compton Connection of the 1980s or the Curtis (High) Connection of the 1990s. But it's just as real, and Wednesday when WSU’s new class of recruits officially was unveiled the Cougs’ pipeline from Culver City received a jumbo-sized booster shot in the form of Alex Jackson and Khalil Pettway.

Jake Raulerson committed Friday, giving the Longhorns a versatile line talent, somebody who could project to either defensive end or offensive tackle.

Less than 48 hours after clinching the Top 2012 Class on National Signing Day, the Texas Longhorns get a jump start on their race for the 2013 title, receiving their first commitment from 4-star in-state lineman Jake Raulerson.

With Signing Day done, it's time to see what all the pieces of the puzzle look like. Yesterday, we focused on the offense, so today, we’ll take a look at defense and the special teams and like our first installment, we'll break it down, position by position…

Seth Jacobs was the last recruit to make his decision to sign with Oklahoma State. But he sure knows how to make an entrance as he arrived at the gym at Arroyo Grande for his signing ceremony Wednesday night wearing a nice neatly pressed dark suit and a diamond design tie.

SEATTLE - Hec Edmundson must have cursed Ben Howland. Even with his top teams, Howland has not won in Hec's building since 2004.  With 6:02 remaining in the game, the Bruins were on the verge of putting that curse to bed, as the Huskies seemed left for dead, down 65-55 and without any sort of momentum. 

SEATTLE - The fans cheered, came up off their seats, and never sat down. ALL OF THEM. During Washington's 71-69 win Thursday night over UCLA, the Huskies' fans decided they could really make a difference. And when UW showed they were capable of clawing back from a 10-point deficit late in the game, the fans threw them a bone in the form of a thunderous noise that never backed off.

SEATTLE - Here's a photo gallery of Washington's 71-69 win over UCLA at Alaska Airlines Arena Thursday night, UW's eighth-straight home win over the Bruins.