Dan Raley

Seventy-two percent. For a good portion of the season, the University of Washington defense has been at no better than three-quarters strength while trying to p

Standing to the left of Demond Williams Jr., an upright Jonah Coleman took a handoff and zipped through a hole over the right side for a 3-yard gain, bringing a

As a walk-on safety, Jim Mora was a coach's kid who showed up at the University of Washington three years after his father left the place. He endeared himself t

Esun Tafa, considered the top offensive-line prospect across Utah, won't forget what happened to him in 2024 any time soon. When the year is complete, it will

Almost every game now, the University of Washington football staff tries to sneak a new player into the action. At Penn State, freshman running back Jordan Wa

As a basketball player, Mady Traore aptly fits the definition of the phrase well-traveled. He's from France. He reportedly spent time at three American high sch

This past Saturday in Tuscaloosa, the Alabama Crimson Tide were safely ahead by five touchdowns with just five minutes remaining against hopelessly overmatched

Madden Faraimo is a college football recruiting service nightmare. He's been cordial and responsive to those legions of analysts who seek him out regularly and

It's Saturday and Husky Stadium is quiet, empty, not threatening anyone. The unbeaten and No. 1-ranked Oregon Ducks profusely are thanking the schedule-makers f

The Big Ten has spoken: the Washington-Oregon football game will kick off next Saturday from Eugene at 4:30 p.m., with NBC televising the proceedings -- which