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Sammamish (Wash.) Skyline receiver Kasen Williams and Gardena (Calif.) Serra leads the pack of the West's top pass-catchers...

The second annual "Raise The Woof!" kickoff celebration for Husky football is set for Friday evening beginning at 6:00 p.m. on the East Practice Field at Husky Stadium.

Already holding offers from Stanford, SMU and Duke among others, Burks has an offer from the Trojans provided he can be on campus for the start of the spring semester, thus counting against the Class of 2010.

There is one school that has yet to offer Adonis Ameen-Moore, but if they did it, he'd seriously consider them. “Nebraska is the one school I’m hoping offers,” he said. “I’ve kind of been in touch with their coaches and just really like it there. I was there for an unofficial visit last Feb. 28 for junior day. It’s got a good feel and seems like a nice program. I think I could fit in there...”

A player that fits into Washington's philosophy of speed on defense is Dorsey (Los Angeles) LB Matthew Lyons, a player with quickness and instincts who loves to play the game. Dawgman.com caught up with the talented prospect and he updated us on how his summer went, how fall camp has progressed and what the future may hold...

Washington possesses a great deal of depth and talent in the middle this fall, but even for the school record-holder in attack percentage, and the reigning Pac-10 blocks leader, the common theme for this season is change.

The cream of the crop from an extremely talented 4A1 class

It’s all been done here before, this talk of allegiance changes and conference realignment. The Pac-10 traces its roots back to 1918, the same year World War I ended. As a nation adjusted to a new world order, schools like Stanford returned to football, after playing only rugby. The current Bay Area, Oregon and Washington members of the conference formed the Pacific Coast Conference.

Picture perfect would aptly describe the first day of practice for the Washington cross country teams, as the men and women officially kicked the 2010 season into gear. | Photo Gallery

Fall Camp is winding down, but the Huskies continue to make strides and develop as a program. On Wednesday, the offense showcased its potential as Jake Locker and Co. made one highlight throw after another at Husky Stadium.

Husky volleyball is back in action this weekend, as Washington kicks off another thrilling season with home matches against Mercer and Eastern Washington at Hec Edmundson Pavilion. | Season Preview: Middles

ESP catches us with Renton (Wash.) Liberty quarterback Trey Wheeler to talk about his most recent offer and the upcoming season…

ScoutTV presents clips of the Elk Grove (Calif.) Laguna Creek receiver Darius Scott from his junior season...

ScoutTV presents clips of the Tacoma (Wash.) Curtis defensive tackle Cornelius Edison from his junior year...

Former Husky All-American Nick Taylor's run at the U.S. Amateur came to an end Wednesday as he fell to Chan Kim, 4 and 2, in the first round of match play at Chambers Bay.

ESP takes a tour around the state of Washington looking at impact players, top games, and conference favorites…

Hot News for OL Cyrus Hobbi

Over a half-dozen media members filled the media workroom at the Hec Ed Pavilion Tuesday afternoon for Fall Sports Media Day. Representatives from women's volleyball, men's and women's cross country and men's and women's soccer yielded questions from local media outlets about their upcoming seasons.

The UW men's soccer team will be back out at Husky Soccer Stadium on Friday for a 4:30 p.m. scrimmage against Seattle Pacific.

Have an interest in rowing for the Huskies? The program is actively seeking out walk-on rowers. No experience is necessary. Both teams will hold an informational meeting on Sept. 29 for those who are interested.