Mike Vorel is a sports columnist for The Seattle Times. He specializes in covering college football, competitive sports, and sports business, with a keen focus on the UW Huskies and broader sports themes. Mike's work has been featured in numerous publications, including the TRI CITY HERALD, Yakima Herald-Republic, and the Miami Herald.
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By: Mike Vorel
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By: Mike Vorel
By Ioanna Papatheodorou is a moment maker. That much was evident Oct. 13 when Papatheodorou — who teammates and coaches refer to as “Pap” — faced a free kick from the edge of the box.
By: Mike Vorel
By At 4:45 p.m. Tuesday, Warde Manuel delivered a mission statement with a debatable detail.
By: Mike Vorel
SEATTLE — At 4:45 p.m. Tuesday, Warde Manuel delivered a mission statement with a debatable detail. The first set of College Football Playoff rankings had just been revealed, as 25
By: Mike Vorel
SEATTLE — At 4:45 p.m. Tuesday, Warde Manuel delivered a mission statement with a debatable detail.
By: Mike Vorel
STATE COLLEGE, Pa. — After Will Rogers lofted an ill-advised rainbow that Jaylen Reed intercepted, the rickety press box swayed inside Beaver Stadium.
By: Mike Vorel
When it comes to competing against the Big Ten’s best, the Huskies are not close. They're not formiddable enough to trade punches and tell the tale. At least, not yet.
By: Mike Vorel
By RENTON — Three days before Seattle's season opener, Tyrel Dodson stood at a lectern at the Seahawks' practice facility and highlighted the legacy he'd like to leave.
By: Mike Vorel
The release of Tyrel Dodson encapsulates an offseason of free-agent misses, and it provides proof that the Seahawks' brass is willing to move on from mistakes.
By: Mike Vorel
RENTON, Wash. — Three days before Seattle's season opener, Tyrel Dodson stood at a lectern at the Seahawks' practice facility and highlighted the legacy he'd like to leave.
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