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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By: Chris Fetters
The good news continued to flow from Montlake as Huskies' plan to reshape their kicking battery continues.
By: Chris Fetters
It was a physical and chippy game, with the Huskies outlasting the Cougars with the biggest rivalry win in five years.
By: Chris Fetters
Washington's head coach says that is as together as they've been all year, and news flash; it's easier to play well when you shoot well.
UW guards thrived in the chippiness of the game and the environment of the crowd.
We're back with more recruiting news, portal comings and goings, who is next to visit/commit, as well as some positive hoops news and Kim's chance encounter with Jim Moore!
By: Chris Fetters
Here's how PFF graded out the various players that have either left Washington or arrived via the transfer portal since the window opened on December 9.
By: Chris Fetters
Redhawks beat Huskies at Hec Ed for the first time in 48 years. Chris Fetters
First-year UW Head Coach quite matter of fact about what he expects to see from his team moving forward after 9-point loss to crosstown rival.
By: Chris Fetters
Great Osobor and Tyler Harris met with the media after UW's 79-70 loss to Seattle University Monday night at Alaska Airlines Arena.
Here's statistics and more for all the former Huskies who played in Week 16 of NFL action.
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