Best Of
College football programs ranked by value
From The Athletic:
https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/6500596/2025/07/21/college-football-program-valuations-rankings-2025/
16. Washington: $970 million
Average football revenue: $107.8 million
Like Oregon, the Huskies have Big Ten status but no full Big Ten payday until 2030, and two coaches have led the team to the CFP. Both Washington and Seattle have swelling populations, which helps the sale price. But the location in Seattle cuts the other way, too, as the Huskies share a town with the Seahawks, Mariners and Kraken, plus the MLS’ Sounders FC. The Huskies’ market faces a higher risk of overcrowding than most peers.
Purple_Pills
Re: Disgusting Starvation in Gaza
If the children are starving, it is because that is what Hamas wants. They certainly weren't starving on October 6. Then some people did something.
WestlinnDuck
Re: Great photo of Joe Steele I've never seen before
But can you name the game from which this picture was taken?
MelloDawg
Re: Disgusting Starvation in Gaza
l guess none of us should be surprised. The women on that broadcast are all educated and raised by democrats so why woudn't they side with nazi's and hate Jews? The defense of bigotry, racism and hatred of our country on display by the liberals on here each day is just more proof.
Bendintheriver
Re: Time to Embarrass Yourself Again!!! Predict UW's 2025 team record!!!
I have regular season at 8-4. I want to believe we can get to 9-2 going in to Oregon, but I think we take a loss we shouldn't due to the opponent bye week issue.
The team feels 2 wins better and schedule should be easier (less total miles traveled), two toughest games at home instead of road, should all flip the overall win probabilities in our favor on the whole. Plus Judd improved significantly from Year 1 to 2 at Zona. But can't really feel good until Judd wins a B1G road game or he can coach in a non-retarded fashion when trying to beat Cuog.
whlinder