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People told Zach Banner it would happen, but the 6-foot-9, 295-pound offensive lineman from Lakes High School in Lakewood, Wash. was still a little wary. He was told that once teams got a chance to see some film of his junior season, his recruitment would explode. And it was already humming at a nice clip, with eight verbal offers to his name. But he will never forget September 8th, 2010.

Hot News for QB Adam Pittser

You already know all about Jake Locker. So let me tell you about the quarterback of the Huskies' defense, Cort Dennison.

Husky coach Matt Thurmond and James Lepp work on an under appreciated aspect of a golfer's game -- club tossing -- in the latest Kikkor Golf/Husky Invitational preview video.

The Annual Men's Soccer Alumni Game will be held Sunday, Sept. 26 from 9:30 a.m. - 11:30 a.m. at the Dempsey Indoor Facility.

Danny Shelton still favors Washington slightly over Oregon, UCLA and California. He says all four have offered him and that the Huskies are recruiting him the hardest. “U-Dub is always the first to call and keep in regular communication,” Shelton said. “The team is improving a lot and they’re starting to win more. I think they’ll turn it around and I can see them going far this year...”

Syracuse almost ruined its season opener because of turnovers. The Orange could have had an even more lopsided result than the 29-3 decision at Akron, but it gave the Zips great field position three times after turnovers. The Zips took over at the Syracuse 18 after Ryan Nassib's fumble, and at the Syracuse 48 after recovering an Atwon Bailey fumble, and at their 42 following a Nassib interception.

One of the most popular games on Nebraska’s schedule for the 2010 season has to be Texas. The two teams will probably be top 10, potentially top 5, and after the Big 12 title game last year it’s going to be a grudge match to some extent for Nebraska. Many of the Nebraska commitments are saying that will be their official visit, but this California DE says he’ll be there too.

Maybe it’s his smile or maybe it’s just his overall demeanor, but its hard not to like Husky senior safety Nate Williams. He is very poised and is clearly the most experienced player on the back-end of the defense. Heck, he is the only senior safety on the team. He is a leader and that is obvious in how he interacts with his teammates.

Washington volleyball embarks on its longest road trip of the season this week, heading on down to Athens, Georgia for the Bulldog Invitational.

On Aug. 31, 2007, Jake Locker wowed the crowd, his teammates and a national TV audience in his playing debut. Four years later, he faces Syracuse again.

With his size and athleticism, Walnut (Ca.) DE/TE Aubrey Coleman could play on either side of the ball. He committed to Washington very early in the process and remains solidly in their camp even with an offer from another Pac 10 school and interest coming from some other programs in the conference. Dawgman.com caught up with him recently and he updated us on things...

Renton (Wash.) Liberty playmaker Chandler Jenkins talks recruiting and his team’s big win over Skyline…

ScoutTV presents clips of the Lakes (Wash.) athlete Cedric Dozier from his junior season...

Scout.com's Northwest Recruiting Analyst Jake Worthen breaks down the talent from this weekend’s games. Including 5-star prospect Kasen Williams…

Megan Morgan's cross country diary concludes with Washington's dual meet wins against Washington State in Ephrata and a trip to the Gorge to partake in a Dave Matthew Band show.

Gardena (Calif.) Serra's Marqise Lee and Lake Oswego (Ore.) Tyson Coleman lead the West's safety list...

Gardena Serra's Marqise Lee is the Golden State's best safety in 2011...

Fans are encouraged to visit the new transportation website dedicated to enhancing the game-day experience for Husky fans.