Washington
Checking the Reader Board: UW Football Arrivals and Departures
Husky Stadium is like an airport nowadays, with huge jets roaring down the runway or touching down nonstop.
Six months into Kalen DeBoer’s teaching tenure on the College of Washington, he’d be well-advised to rent some ticketing brokers and baggage handlers.
Persons are regularly on the transfer, looking for place upgrades and a change of surroundings. Coming for the rain or fleeing it.
As they put collectively their first Husky soccer staff, DeBoer and his workers have laid out non-negotiable expectations for all concerned and sure have been brutally trustworthy to some about their possibilities of taking part in or beginning.
Take cornerback Jacobe Covington, as an example. Throughout spring soccer, he shared with reporters how he had stood up able assembly that day and instructed his Husky teammates he wanted to be extra of a pacesetter.
Twelve days later, Covington was within the switch portal, thanking Jimmy Lake’s former UW workers however not DeBoer’s for his keep in Seattle. Greatest guess is the previous 4-star recruit was knowledgeable he was considerably behind Jordan Perryman, the UC Davis switch and no-star prospect popping out of highschool, and Mishael Powell, the previous walk-on, who had been the No. 1 corners.
Gamers do not like to listen to that form of stuff. Covington is now at USC.
With all of that in thoughts, this is the newest tally on the Husky switch portal strikes, transferring in each instructions
ARRIVALS (9)
Kris Moll, LB, UAB, Sr. — 2019 and 2020 first-team All-Convention USA choice, 21-game starter, 51 video games performed, 234 tackles. Function: potential starter.
Wayne Taulapapa, RB, Virginia, Sr. — staff captain, 26-game starter, 39 video games performed, 1,192 speeding yards, 20 touchdowns. Function: potential starter.
Cam Shiny, LB, Pittsburgh, Sr. — staff captain, 20-game starter, 52 video games performed, 182 tackles, 26-yard TD fumble return in Peach Bowl. Function: potential starter.
Aaron Dumas, RB, New Mexico, So. — main rusher with 658 yards, 143 yards towards Fresno State and DeBoer, 5-game starter, 11 video games performed, Function: potential starter.
Michael Penix Jr. performed elements of 4 seasons for Indiana.
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Michael Penix Jr., QB, Indiana, Jr. — 2019 second-team All-Massive Ten choice, 17-game starter, 20 video games performed, 4,147 yards passing, 29 TD passes. Function: potential starter.
Jordan Perryman, CB, UC Davis, Sr. — 2020 and 2021 first-team All-Massive Sky choice, 34-game starter, 42 video games performed, 141 tackles, 4 interceptions, 4.43 40 velocity. Function: potential starter.
Kevin Ryan, P, Idaho State, Sr. — 2021 All-Massive Sky honorable point out, four-year beginning punter, two-year beginning place-kicker, averaged 45.6 per punt in 2021, 20-for-28 on profession discipline objectives, Function: potential starter.
Lonyatta Alexander Jr., WR, Arizona State, R-Fr. — performed in two video games, no catches. Function: reserve participant.
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Will Nixon, WR/RB, Nebraska, R-Fr. — performed in three video games, 1 reception. Function: reserve participant.
DEPARTURES (11)
Jacobe Covington, CB, USC, So. — performed in 12 UW video games, 5 tackles. USC position: reserve participant.
Noa Ngalu, DL, TBD, So. — performed in 5 UW video games, no tackles. Function: reserve participant.
Caleb Berry, RB, TBD, R-Fr. — did not seem in UW recreation. Function: reserve participant.
Sawyer Racanelli, WR, Montana, So. — performed in 13 video games, no catches, 5 tackles on particular groups. Function: out, knee surgical procedure.
Cooper McDonald (41) and Jackson Sirmon (43), signaling security, transferred out.
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Jackson Sirmon, LB, California, Jr. — 2021 All-Pac-12 honorable point out decide, 16-game starter, performed in 33 video games, 147 tackles, no sacks. Cal position: potential starter.
Triston Brown, P, TBD, So. — did not seem in UW recreation. Function: reserve participant.
Terrell Bynum, WR, USC, Sr. — 2021 All-Pac-12 honorable point out decide, 19-game starter, performed in 35 video games, 65 receptions. USC position: potential starter.
Taki Taimani is proven after taking part in his final recreation for the UW, within the Apple Cup.
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Taki Taimani, DT, Oregon, Jr. — 14-game starter, performed in 29 video games, 71 tackles, no sacks. Oregon position: potential starter.
Mark Redman, TE, San Diego State, So. — 1-game starter, performed in 16 video games, 1 reception. SDS position: potential starter.
Cooper McDonald, LB, San Diego State, So. — 10-game starter, performed in 16 video games, 28 tackles, 1 sack. SDS position: potential starter.
Mason West, TE, TBD, R-Fr. — did not seem in UW recreation. Function: reserve participant.
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The Washington Commanders return to Northwest Stadium for a high-stakes Week 12 rivalry clash against the Dallas Cowboys.
After back-to-back losses, the Commanders is not only seeking a much-needed win but also bragging rights in this storied division matchup. Several players also have their sights set on key milestones heading into Sunday’s game.
With a win, Washington would move to 8-4, marking their best start through 12 games since 1996. It would also solidify their dominance at home this season, improving to 5-1 at Northwest Stadium — their best home record through 12 games since 1992.
As Week 12 approaches, here are the numbers to watch as players aim for historic milestones:
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Tight end Zach Ertz needs one touchdown reception to tie Keith Jackson (49) for 16th all-time among tight ends in NFL history.
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Linebacker Bobby Wagner needs 100 tackles in 2024 to become only the second player since 2000 to achieve 13 or more consecutive 100-tackle seasons, joining London Fletcher, who accomplished the feat 14 times from 2000-2013. Wagner currently has 66 tackles this season. He’s also closing in on another milestone, needing two interceptions to reach 15 for his career.
Tight end Zach Ertz is just two touchdown receptions away from reaching 50 in his career.
Running back Austin Ekeler needs two receptions to surpass Thurman Thomas (472) for 25th all-time in receptions by a running back.
Defensive tackle Daron Payne is 2.5 sacks shy of breaking into the top 10 for career sacks in Washington franchise history.
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Frankie Luvu needs three sacks to reach 30 career sacks.
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Washington wide receiver Terry McLaurin is on the verge of several milestones. McLaurin needs 50 receptions and 900 receiving yards this season to become just the fourth player in NFL history to reach those marks in each of his first six seasons, joining Mike Evans, A.J. Green, and Randy Moss—a feat DK Metcalf is also chasing.
Additionally, McLaurin needs 75 receptions and 1,000 receiving yards in 2024 to become the fourth player to hit those marks in five of his first six seasons, joining Torry Holt, Brandon Marshall, and Randy Moss.
McLaurin is also closing in on franchise history, needing four receptions to pass Chris Cooley (429) for fifth all-time in Washington history. He’s four touchdown receptions away from reaching 35 career touchdowns.
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Linebacker Bobby Wagner is also nearing a milestone, needing five sacks to reach 40 for his career.
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Austin Ekeler recently surpassed Arian Foster (8,873) for the second-most scrimmage yards by an undrafted running back in the common-draft era, trailing only Priest Holmes (11,134). Ekeler now has 8,916 career scrimmage yards and has his sights set on another milestone. With 471 career receptions, he is just 29 catches away from becoming the sixth running back in NFL history to record 500 receptions in his first eight seasons. This exclusive club includes Marshall Faulk (548), LaDainian Tomlinson (510), Christian McCaffrey (509 in seven seasons), Roger Craig (508), and Alvin Kamara (505 in seven seasons).
Meanwhile, tight end Zach Ertz continues to cement his place in NFL history. Despite Washington recent losses, Ertz became the sixth tight end in league history to reach 750 career receptions, joining legends like Tony Gonzalez (1,325), Jason Witten (1,228), Antonio Gates (955), Travis Kelce (907 entering 2023), and Shannon Sharpe (815). Ertz currently has 752 career receptions.
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While it may not happen this Sunday, Austin Ekeler is closing in on a historic milestone. He needs seven more touchdown receptions to surpass Marshall Faulk (36) for the most by a running back in the Super Bowl era. Ekeler currently has 30 career touchdown receptions.
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Another milestone to keep an eye on—though it may not happen this week—is Zach Ertz approaching 8,000 career receiving yards. He is just 138 yards away from becoming the ninth tight end in NFL history to reach this milestone.
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The No. 1 Oregon football team will look to wrap its regular season with a perfect record against rival Washington next Saturday at home for senior night.
The Ducks (11-0, 8-0 Big Ten) are the only unbeaten team left in the Big Ten and could get some revenge against the Huskies (6-5, 4-4 Big Ten) at 4:30 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 30 from Autzen Stadium.
The game will air on NBC.
Oregon coach Dan Lanning will be looking for his first win against the Huskies as head coach, having lost all three matchups in the last two seasons against UW.
The Washington team in 2024 is a far cry from what it was in 2022 and 2023, with first-year head coach Jedd Fisch replacing Kalen DeBoer (now at Alabama) and guiding Washington to a 6-5 record.
The Ducks have already qualified for the Big Ten Championship game, set to be played the following Saturday, Dec. 7.
Alec Dietz covers University of Oregon football, volleyball, women’s basketball and baseball for The Register-Guard. You may reach him at adietz@registerguard.com and you can follow him on X @AlecDietz.
Washington
Bellevue vs. Kennewick: Live score, updates of Washington high school football quarterfinals (11/23/2024)
If there is one team that relishes the opportunity to go toe-to-toe with reigning Class 3A champion Bellevue, it is the Kennewick Lions.
They played the Wolverines tough, losing a close 2021 state championship game.
The two programs meet in a rematch at 3 p.m. Pacific time in a WIAA Class 3A quarterfinal game at Belleve High School. A live feed is available on NFHS Network (subscription only).
SBLive is tracking scores across the state of Washington through Week 12. Stay with us for the latest score and game updates from pregame to teardown. Refresh this post and scroll down for the latest.
PRE-GAME: BELLEVUE VS. KENNEWICK
FIRST QUARTER
Updates provided when play starts.
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About Bellevue
Key players— RB Max Jones, OL/DL Demetri Manning, RB/LB Ryken Moon, DL Johnny O’Connor, RB/DB Bryce Smith
About Kennewick
Key players— OL Jose Cadenas, RB Canaan Hays, DL Tanner Larson, LB Cooper Neer, RB Alex Roberts
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