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The writer seems to focus more on height than weight and rightfully focuses on strength as well. A la Don James, on the OL, I'd much rather play a RS-Frosh when he's a stronger RS-JR.

UW has no OL on the roster from Jimmy Lake's 2021 class (OG Owen Prentice had to medically retire and then OT Robert Wyrsch retired after the 2023 season) and no OL on the roster from the 2022 class (Brailsford transferred to Alabama). How often does that happen?

I could see UW going for a veteran OG to compete with Henning and Paki for an OG spot and going even harder for a veteran DT due to Bandes and Valdez moving on and the Parker twins coming off injuries. Definitely a thumper at LB too since House is more of a coverage LB and Deven Bryant / Hayden Moore aren't big guys either.

The Huskies had one of the biggest offensive lines in college football in 1988 and we couldn't run for shit. Off the top of my head I think Weathersby was our best back and he probably had 650 yards. So size doesn't always mean the be all end all.

DeBoer was actually pretty bad coming after a loss.

After UCLA L to ASU

After ASU W Arizona

After Michigan L to Bama

After L’s: 1-2

After W’s: 24-2

First game: 1-0

Your? odds of beating KDB are about 25 times better getting him after a loss than after a win.

Unless you’re Jedd Fisch.

Bama can waive the buyout then UW would be BACK

Noon tomorrow will be lit