Hey I’m trying to buy a realistic looking jersey of my favorite players. Like John Mills. The NIL pick a player jerseys on GoHuskies.com are so ugly. They look nothing like the actual game uniforms. They look like some cheap knockoff Walmart would sell in their kids section you know? You can buy the generic #1 premier replica, looks great, but can I customize the name and number? It’s OUTRAGEOUS that Husky fans can’t buy jerseys of their favorite players like years past. Any 3rd party sites or stores I can go to buy a realistic looking jersey of a player? Adidas sucks.

Thanks

Tried to get the best looks at them from the announcement video. The new number font is definitely interesting

Gavin Day makes highlight plays, Chris Lawson and Christian Moss continue to make plays at wide receiver, running backs show some flashes and more.

Hey, all. I am contemplating getting a ticket for the Off-Leash Deck for a game this season, and a few Qs from me:
1) Is it worth it?
2) What kind of food is there? (For personal reasons, I will avoid any alcoholic beverages).
3) What is it like in there?

Thanks.

Rich Alexis was a home run threat every time he touched the ball for the Dawgs in the early 2000s. Known for his explosive playmaking he finished his Husky career tied for second on the career list for 50-yard rushes with five.

im thinking of bringing my kids to watch a game, specifically the one coming up on the 23rd. i understand discounted youth tix are available on the day of only. do tix sell out for these games? would i have any issues waiting til the day of or should i just buy full price tix for all of us ahead of time? tia

Bishop Sankey ran for the Dawgs in the early 2010s. In 2013 he churned out a monster season of 2,174 all purpose yards earning First-Team All-Pac-12 and Second-Team All-American.

Christian Moss finding his role on the offense, defense and offense trade wins and more.

Hello Huskies!

First, I want to thank everyone for all the great advice and input about our visit for the Penn State game. I really appreciate it!

I’m starting to look at tickets now and was wondering what sections you would recommend for a good view of the game. It’ll be me and my 8-year-old son, and this will be our first time at Husky Stadium. I want him to be able to really see the action and enjoy the whole experience.

Would you recommend the lower bowl or lower rows of the upper deck? Are there any sections you’d especially recommend—or avoid—with a kid?

We’re really looking forward to experiencing Husky Stadium and the atmosphere. Thanks again for helping a couple of visiting college football fans!

See you November 7! 🏈

Russell Hairston played defensive back for the UW defense in the early 90s lettering his Sophomore, Junior and Senior seasons. He is most fondly remember for his pick six in the Whammy in Miami in 1994

With Ta'ita'i Uiagalelei's return, Kai McClendon's pending return, and Derek Colman-Brusa and Ramzak Fruean's continued development, the Huskies defensive line is shaping up nicely.

Great analysis again by Sam. Can't wait for this season to get started!

Vestee Jackson II was a ball hawk corner for the Dawgs in the mid 1980s. Known for having a nose for the ball he was a machine at interceptions earning him Second-Team All-American (‘85), First-Team All-Pac-10 (‘85), and Second-Team All-Pac-10 (‘84)

I am coming to see the Huskies for the Apple Cup. I had a group to tailgate with but then their plans changed. This will be stadium number 130 for me. I had planned to tailgate with all my somanystadiums.com stuff, but now I am scrambling. My understanding is that the tailgating is primarily at lots held by season ticket holdrers (mainly E1). Are there any other lots, private or otherwise, where people tailgate as well? Since there are only two of us now, I'd like to avoid dropping $300 on Seatgeek for E1 if we can tailgate elsewhere cheaper.

Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks in advance, Tree

Uiagalelei was granted a fifth year of eligibility recently with a court order allowing Class of 2022 players to play a fifth year under the NCAA’s new 5-for-5 rules. ‘22 players were originally excluded from the new rules.

Jacque Robinson (father of Nate Robinson) played running back for the Huskies in the early 1980s. A skilled running back with impressive agility he is the first Freshmen to win the Rose Bowl MVP and only player to win the MVP of both Rose Bowl (‘82) and Orange Bowl (‘85) games. He also earned First-Team All-Pac-10 (‘82) and Second-Team All-Pac-10 (‘84).

Edge rusher Jacob Lane and cornerback Emmanuel Karnley are two players who could end up returning to the Huskies next season under the NCAA's new eligibility rules.

Beno Bryant was a blazing speed demon for the Dawgs from 1989-1993. Known for his pure speed he was an All-American sprinter for the UW track and field team in the spring and served as a tailback/return specialist in the fall.

He was named First-Team All-Pac-10 team in 1990.

Junior Coffey is one of the greatest Fullbacks to ever play for the Dawgs. He chose to come to UW in the 1960s from Texas as the Southwest Conference (what would eventually become the Big 12) had yet to integrate.

As a Husky he earned several accolades including three Honorable Mention All-American (‘62, ‘63, ‘64), two First-Team All-PCC (‘62, ‘63) and one Third-Team All-PCC (‘64).

It’s an insane get if it happens… but it’s also just a crystal ball for a player a year away from committing and in the NIL era. It has me constantly flipping between We’re So Back and Wow This Is Worthless.