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Washington coach Steve Sarkisian has said since the day he became coach at Washington in December 2008 that he doesn't expect the turnaround to take very long. A 5-7 record last season in his first year appeared to get the train going on the right track. Now his second year begins with a golden opportunity for a significant breakthrough as the Huskies open on Saturday at Brigham Young.

ESP compiles an all-state team using players from teams in the 4A state classification…

ESP compiles a preseason 3A and under all-state team. This group includes players from the 3A classification and below…

Washington continues to search high and low for linebacker prospects to bring into the fold and one that got an early offer from the Husky coaching staff is St. Bonaventure (Ventura, Ca.) LB Jalen Jefferson. Dawgman.com spoke to the talented defensive prospect recently and he updated us on things including which teams made his top three and which five will get visits in the coming months...

Collegefootballnews’ Matthew Smith Picks all the Winners for all Pac-10 Games, Week One

Detailed analysis of a very wide open region including predictions, breakdowns and player rankings.

The nation's best offensive guard prospect, Christian Westerman from Chandler (Ariz.) Hamilton, heads the West's best linemen...

Pacifica (Garden Grove, Ca.) CB Joel Willis became the 18th known commitment in Washington’s 2011 recruiting class Monday and as the class fills up, it seems we need to take a look at how the numbers will work, at both the corner position, where Willis will likely fit in, as well as how this affects the rest of the recruiting class…

“The most important thing is finding all of us (team-mates) playing together,” Viliami Moala said. “Right now, Cal is at the top of our list. They haven’t offered all of us yet, but I’m hoping the coaches will soon. The d-line coach at Cal, Coach (Tosh) Lupoi, I really like a lot. I really like the program too. The hype around football there is really fun and up-tempo. It’s a tune that..."

Washington will run the football this year, and Chris Polk will carry the load. Polk will emerge as a star the same way Corey Dillon did when Brock Huard was getting all the attention nearly 15 years ago. That’s just the nature of the game, and good or bad the quarterback position always seems to get most of the glory or most the blame for that matter.

Washington Head Coach Steve Sarkisian and his staff allowed me to watch their team for the past few days of training camp and two things were obvious.

The teams in this region went six for six in the '09 playoffs, it's just as deep and talented in '10

“I’m going to Washington in two weeks,” Todd Barr said. “I started researching them on the computer after a friend of mine told me how cool of a place Washington was and that I needed to go check it out. I started looking into the school more and the more I saw, the more I started liking them. They kind of grew on me. Plus, they were the first school to offer me.” Next stop for the...

A look at the games that FSN West and FSN Prime Ticket will be televising in Southern California, including 10 regular season games and eight playoff games including the CIF State Championship Games in December...

ScoutTV presents highlights of the Bakersfield (Calif.) safety Mercy Maston from his junior season...

Word started leaking out a little early, but it became official Monday afternoon when Pacifica (Garden Grove, Ca.) DB/RB Joel Willis called the Husky coaches and committed to become the 18th commitment to Washington's 2011 recruiting class...

Reporter Mike Sullivan provides an update on the status of Long Island rising senior star Tyler Harris, who has transferred to a New Jersey based school ...

The night cap of the Warren Central featured the home team against Cleveland Glenville. Both teams put a ton of talent on the field. Here are our notes on the game.

Jay Cutler has proven to be a durable player during his NFL career. However, if the Chicago Bears don't start protecting him better along the offensive line, that might change in a hurry.

Kentrell Brothers may not be getting much recruiting interest from his home state schools, but colleges from coast to coast have pursued the Guthrie, Okla. linebacker in earnest. Brothers will begin his official visit circuit this week in Tempe and talked to Devils Digest about his recruitment with the maroon and gold.