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UW vs. WSU: Something for players to tweet about. Or not

Posted Thu, Mar 10, 12:30 p.m.

What you tweet can be used against you. And it's why some athletic departments have started to monitor what their student-athlete say through social media.

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New book kicks fans' college football illusions away

Posted Mon, Aug 23, 2 a.m.

The book by "Seattle Times" writers focuses on the transgressions and excesses in the University of Washington football programs and enablers of all the problems, including the fans.

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Nike move on labor issues is relief for UW

Posted Tue, Jul 27, 2 a.m.

Nike and a Honduran labor union have reached an historic agreement, taking a great deal of pressure off the University of Washington, President Mark Emmert, and incoming interim President Phyllis Wise.

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A suddenly promising look to Seattle sports

Posted Sun, Jan 4, 1 p.m.

The Husky basketball team beats the Cougars impressively, with many players showing confidence

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Willingham wins another: the blame game

Posted Sun, Nov 23, 10:49 a.m.

A dubious sideline call with a minute to go and the Huskies ahead results in a 16-13 Apple Cup loss to the Cougars

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A bipartisan mayor who's fond of prayer

Posted Thu, Aug 28, 3 a.m.

Dave Edler of Yakima is an unusual politician in a bastion of conservatism.

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UW's last-minute show warms up the MLK basketball events

Posted Mon, Jan 16, 2:05 p.m.

For much of the game, the Huskies put on a how-not-to primer for the high schoolers playing in holiday events.

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Dawgs await bowl, while several Pac-12 coaches wait for exit

Posted Sun, Nov 27, 9:55 a.m. 2011

The upsides look bright at the UW with Kasen Williams and other young players. If Dennis Erickson is let go, won't he still be tanned, rested, and ready for another Pac-12 venue?

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Carroll's incomprehensible Hawks stand out among Seattle's losers

Posted Sun, Sep 18, 1:55 p.m. 2011

The day began with all the major local teams, save the Sounders, having lost their last game, or more. But the Seahawks showed what it means to be "appalling."

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Isaiah Thomas elevates his UW teammates in victory over WSU

Posted Fri, Mar 11, 3 p.m. 2011

Floor leadership proves the key in the Huskies' victory over Washington State.

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Husky men are putting themselves into an NCAA tournament squeeze

Posted Sun, Mar 6, 9:55 a.m. 2011

The season had been so promising, but recent weeks have changed the picture.

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UW trash talkers get schooled in the 'Middle of Nowhere'

Posted Mon, Jan 31, 10:47 a.m. 2011

The 18th-ranked Huskies suffered a surprising loss in Pullman Sunday night, maybe in part because two of their star players let their mouths get ahead of their game plan last week.

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Huskies and Cougs: Things could be bouncing in right direction

Posted Sat, Nov 13, 9:30 p.m. 2010

The Huskies did the expected well, and the Cougars showed some unexpected life. There could be some bigger excitement ahead, perhaps not all of it confined to the basketball court.

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Seattle's football teams: Maybe they need Dino Rossi

Posted Sun, Nov 7, 6:05 p.m. 2010

Sure, he has lost three in a row, but unlike the Seahawks and the Huskies, he never gets blown out.

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'Worst' football, Sark? Hey, leaving was a pleasure

Posted Sun, Oct 31, 9:58 p.m. 2010

Huskies, Cougars, and Seahawks: There's sure some good football in Oregon, isn't there?

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A bigger Pac-10 makes no forward progress academically

Posted Thu, Jun 17, 1:04 p.m. 2010

When judged by those U.S. News rankings, new conference member Colorado is in the middle of the pack. Utah will scrape along, right above the conference's academic laggard Oregon State.

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The mysterious, legend-ridden hole in Eastern Washington Komo reports, "Many locals claim to know about the hole, but it didn't become phenomena until 1997, when Mel Waters went on the Coast to Coast radio show with Art Bell."

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In Cashmere, the death of a bullied child The Wenatchee World reports, "Friends and family of a 14-year-old Cashmere boy who hanged himself Jan. 29 said during a candlelight vigil Friday night that he had been bullied because he was gay."

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Do the Wenatchee hills really hold 'billions' in gold? Bryan Johnson reports, "A Canadian company claims the hills near Wenatchee are harboring billions of dollars worth of gold."

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Danny Westneat: Why Seattle library is right on free access to web sites, including porn An Eastern Washington case illustrates why Seattle Public Library is right to allow the public access to trash along with the riches of knowledge.

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Apple growers stretching to find workers Everything from the dangers posed by drug cartels to a late harvest have combined to make it especially difficult for some Easter Washington growers, particularly independents, to find enough workers. And the growers are now scrambling to get apples picked before winter hits.

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