Good morning Husky fans, and welcome to the Dots for Friday! Pretty soon, the Huskies will be in Chicago for Big Ten Media Day. Until then, we’ve still got some dots for you!
Nine lives. Nine returns. 🙌☔️
1 of 1 • NCAA Record holder @dmainy_13pic.twitter.com/DgLfy2vxUI— Washington Football (@UW_Football) July 23, 2026
- True story, I was at a tailgate before the National Championship and members of the ’91 National Championship team led the crowd in the Say Who, Say What chant. It was definitely an unforgettable moment!
🗣️Say Who? Say What!
“I made sure my opponents knew they were in for a battle” 🤜 @LKennedy72pic.twitter.com/IctF03pOBi— Washington Football (@UW_Football) July 23, 2026
🔟 Huskies selected to @ShrinersBowl 2027 Shriners Children’s East-West Bowl 1000 watchlist. pic.twitter.com/C5y3EfpMMV
— Washington Football (@UW_Football) July 23, 2026
Returned from his European summer! Glad to have you back @NikolaDzepina‼️ pic.twitter.com/TvgGVNwmtr
— Washington Men’s Basketball (@UW_MBB) July 23, 2026
It’s been a while, but I don’t think I’ve done this one yet. This season, the Huskies will play Eastern Washington as their third opponent. I grew up in Cheney so it’s always nice to see the Eagles and the Huskies play. Unlike in 2011 (where the Huskies escaped their opener with a 30-27 victory against the then defending FCS Champion Eagles) or 2014 (where the Huskies won a 59-52 shootout against an Eagles team ranked number 2 in FCS), the last time the Huskies played Eastern was pretty easy. Jacob Eason tossed 4 touchdowns and had 349 yards, including a throw that still ranks among my top 5 most beautiful throws by a Husky, and Rich Newton chipped in 91 yards and a touchdown as the Dawgs routed the Eagles 47-14.
That’s all for today, so thank you for making Dots a part of your morning and as always, Go Dawgs!
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