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Brett Hundley announced today that he would play for UCLA instead of Washington, so now where do the Huskies turn for a quarterback? That is a loaded question with little in the way of a concrete answer. However, we do know some of the names that have been slowly popping up on the radar over the past month and now it's time to take a look at some of them...

Chandler, Ariz. - A hot commodity, Brett Hundley is the only quarterback in Scout's Top 20 at the position that is uncommitted. Check that. Hundley has become the last of the Top 20 to choose his college destination.

Washington continues to work on finding players who can get to the quarterback and Crespi (Carmelite, Ca.) DE Reggie Coates can do just that. He's fully recovered from the ACL injury he suffered at the end of last season and had a solid game this past Friday against Dominguez in a 14-11 loss. The talented pass-rusher has Washington in the lead and that he could visit Seattle late next month...

Auburn (Wa.) DT Danny Shelton is a hot commodity in recruiting circles and now that his brother has returned from Iraq, he's getting ready to set up some official visits before he makes his decision. Dawgman.com spoke to the talented two-way lineman recently and he updated us on things...

PROVO, UT - Washington's season-opener at BYU was considered one of the biggest games in quite some time for a Huskies program desperately searching for their first road win since 2007. They came up on the short end of a 23-17 result to the Cougars, and Kim Grinolds and Chris Fetters talk about the good, bad and really ugly from their perspective at LaVell Edwards Stadium.

PROVO, UT - After Washington's 23-17 loss to BYU Saturday night, we were told it wasn't a make-or-break game. We were told that it's just one loss, and it's just the first game of the season. We were given ample reason to believe that the Huskies didn't feel as bruised on the inside as they looked on the outside. And all of that may end up panning out to be true.

PROVO, UT - Here's a photo gallery, taken by Dawgman.com's Kim Grinolds, of Washington's 23-17 defeat at the hands of BYU at LaVell Edwards Stadium Saturday night.

Husky defensive coordinator Nick Holt's defensive unit played well early, but faded down the stretch and gave up some big plays. Read on to find out his thoughts after another tough road loss...

Considered a Heisman candidate heading into the season, Washington QB Jake Locker had an up-and-down evening in the Huskies' frustrating 23-17 loss. Here's what he had to say following the yet another road defeat and what he's focused on now...

Saturday night, the Huskies continued their futility on the road, coming up short against BYU in Lavelle Edwards Stadium 23-17. Read on to find out what the players had to say after another tough loss...

Entering Saturday’s game against BYU it had been 1,034 days since Washington last won on the road. It will be at least three more weeks before they can try and break that streak as the Huskies lost yet another heart-breaker, a 23-17 decision to the Cougars, in a continuation of futility and frustration on the road…

Class of 2012 lineman Andrus Peat from Tempe (Ariz.) Corona Del Sol gets a new ACC offer...

Curtis (Wash.) three-star prospect Rahmel Dockery talks about his unofficial visit to Hawaii…

Centennial walks away with a big win over #2 ranked 5A1 program Chandler

Dominique Vaughn played his first three years of high school football just outside of Atlanta, but is happy these to be home back in Los Angeles.

Kaysville (Utah) Davis defensive end Troy Hinds picks up another Pac-10 offer...

Get the latest from Scout.com's West Recruiting Manager Brandon Huffman right here...

“George’s list of five favorite schools include Miami, Florida, Alabama, Oregon and USC,” George Farmer, Sr. said. “I’ve taken over the whole recruiting process for my son because his phone is blowing up and he’s just exhausted with the entire process. I’d say Florida and USC are recruiting him the hardest. It’s not necessarily the tactics they’re using as it is the fact that they’re in..."

Hot News for S James Sample

Let the football season begin! Washington opens their 2010 season amid much hope and fanfare on the road against the BYU Cougars in Provo, Utah. Coach Steve Sarkisian would love to open the season with an all-important road win against his alma mater and set the tone for a successful year two in his tenure. Here is what the Dawgman.com staff feels will happen on Saturday evening.