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UCLA Bruins WR Jordan Payton Is Looking For His UCLA Girl
LOS ANGELES — 2011 was an interesting yet maturing time for then highly recruited Oaks Christian High School wide receiver Jordan Payton. Beginning early with USC and Pete Carroll Payton made a verbal commitment to the Trojans before the NCAA handed down the scholarship and bowl ban. Once Carroll left it became Tosh Lupoi and [...]
TweetOregon “Failed To Adequately Monitor” Football Recruiting
When the NCAA infraction committee starts looking at your football program, or any program for that matter, they will find something. Today, the NCAA started to leave hints about the University of Oregon’s football recruiting practices and the severity of potential penalties against the program. In college athletics the two words phrases uttered to a [...]
TweetPac-12 Recruiting: USC Offers QB Max Browne On Junior Day
Just two weeks ago we were talking about Shaq Thompson, Cyler Miles and Brandon Beaver, who had just faxed in their LOI’s to Washington on signing day. Now it’s time to look at the class of 2013 with in-state quarterback Max Browne (Skyline HS, Sammamish, WA) who is already the No.8 overall recruit according to [...]
TweetBreaking Down The Washington Huskies 2012 Recruiting Class
SEATTLE — National Letter of Intent day in college football, also known as the Brett Favre day, always brings joy to one program and heartbreak to another. Seventeen and eighteen year old kids make their college decisions official, but not before some late drama. For the Washington Huskies this recruiting period has been nothing short [...]
TweetOfficial: Shaq Thompson Commits To Washington
SEATTLE — Who needs ESPN at 8 A.M when you can do it yourself at 10:05 P.M Monday night? Not Shaq Thompson apparently. Thompson, rated as the No.1 safety in the country by both Rivals.com and Scout.com out oph Grant High School in Sacramento, made his decision on his Twitter account tonight. “Just committed to [...]
TweetLosing Top In-state Recruits Should Come As No Surprise To Washington Fans
SEATTLE — Rebuilding a depleted college football program takes time, time some fans aren’t interested in taking. Being intrenched in Rose Bowl victories, 10 win seasons and nationally ranked isn’t something one can be OK with losing. From 1975 to 2003 Washington had only one losing season, going 5-6 in 76′ in Don James’ second [...]
TweetAs Expected Washington Loses Out On Arik Armstead, Picks Oregon
SEATTLE — A last minute surge from Tosh Lupoi wasn’t enough for Washington to land Arik Armstead, a highly touted recruited from Elk Grove, California. Washington, amongst four other finalist on the table: Oregon, Cal, Auburn, Notre Dame and USC, was too little too late in the recruiting process as it turned out. Not for [...]
TweetThe Latest On Pac-12, Washington Recruiting With Fox Sports Tara Turnure
With college football’s “Super Bowl” day aka signing day coming up on Wednesday, February 1st. It’s the perfect time to find out where the top recruits will be spending the next 4-5 years. Scout.com and Fox Sports West Coast and Pac-12 Recruiting Reporter Tara Turnure was kind enough, as always, to talk about the latest involving [...]
TweetWashington, Steve Sarkisian Pulling Out All The Stops With Top Recruits
SEATTLE — After Washington lost to Baylor in a record-shattering Alamo Bowl it left head coach Steve Sarkisian with a bitter taste in his mouth. It also left him with a tough personal, emotional, decision to make with defensive coordinator Nick Holt. Two long-time colleges, and very close friends, Sarkisian knew deep down that he [...]
TweetUPDATED: Chip Kelly Turns Down Bucs Offer, Stays At Oregon
UPDATED: Chip Kelly has turned down the Tampa Bay Buccaneers head coaching job, and will remain at Oregon. According to Footballscoop.com Oregon head coach Chip Kelly has agreed to become the next head coach of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. The first rumors about Kelly and Tampa were reported by Michael Berk of KGW TV in [...]
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