Chris Fetters is a journalist and writer for 247Sports, specializing in local sports coverage, particularly focused on the Washington Huskies. With a passion for college football, Chris provides in-depth analysis, breaking news, and commentary on coaching searches, game recaps, and player updates.
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Chris Fetters' focus is primarily on local sports, particularly college football and the Washington Huskies. His coverage includes event coverage, announcements, and promotional deals related to these topics. If you are involved in or have insights related to coaching searches, player announcements, game analysis specifically as it relates to the Washington Huskies or college football in general, then reaching out with relevant information could be effective.
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Here are the financial details for each Washington football coach for the 2024 season and beyond.
By: Chris Fetters
Fisch recapped what he saw watching the UCLA film, the choice between starting Will Rogers or Demond Williams against Oregon, what the team will do during the BYE week, recruiting during December and how many players they expect to bring in, and more.
By: Chris Fetters
UW's luck of the draw in picking their Big Ten travel partners couldn't have been much worse in 2024, especially compared to the other Big Ten west coast-based programs.
Washington's Head Coach offers up a second look after their Sunday win over UMass Lowell and looks ahead to Friday's game against Alcorn State.
With the existing Pac-12 tie-ins, the chances are strong the Huskies will stay out west to play their bowl game.
By: Chris Fetters
Former New Mexico State, Maryland and current Texas juco product inks letter of intent for the 2024/25 season.
Kim Grinolds, Chris Fetters, and Scott Eklund talk about the upcoming Oregon game, as well as recent commits and signings for football and men's basketball.
By: Chris Fetters
Led by a career-high 27 points from Tyler Harris, UW used a change in second-half defense and contributions from their younger guards and forwards to defeat a pesky Braves team Friday in Seattle.
By: Chris Fetters
Young guards talk about combining for 42 points, 11 rebounds, and 4 assists to beat the winless Braves.
By: Chris Fetters
Danny Sprinkle still trying to unlock his new team and get them playing without being tentative.
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