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Keith Bhonapha reportedly is poised to join the Cal coaching staff headed up by Tosh Lupoi.

The sophomore running back had personalized his connection to the UW.

He started four games at center as a late-season replacement for the injured Landen Hatchett.

The sophomore running back had been groomed to be the Husky starter next season.

The freshman receiver started seven games for the UW and was considered integral part of the receiving corps.

The Husky safety has played in 29 games and started twice, including the recent Oregon outing.

The 6-foot-10 Serbian brings offensive skills to a team that will be built on overseas talent.

Rightly so, Jonah Coleman's final carry as a University of Washington running back was a 6-yard touchdown scamper against Boise State with 10:46 left in the LA

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The defensive tackle played in 15 games for the UW, starting once.

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The UW welcomed back Bryson Tucker, who had missed six games with an injury.

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The Huskies' all-time leading rusher is the only local kid to pull this football trifecta.

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Braylon Pope from Sumner High School revealed his decision on Monday afternoon.

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The Iowa State Cyclones must prioritize keeping a talented young quarterback following the loss of Rocco Becht.

A lot of numbers jumped out at San Diego State coach Brian Dutcher after a 68-45 loss to No. 1 Arizona on Saturday night. None were bigger, though, than the Wi

Back at Jersey Mike’s Arena, Rutgers men’s basketball edged Penn to snap a three-game losing streak.

Aggies hit century mark against Colorado State

Will the star player from the Iowa State Cyclones go to the Penn State Nittany Lions?

Rutgers women’s basketball leaned on defense to secure a win over Lafayette

Rutgers football has appointed Jim Turner following the departure of Pat Flaherty.

Tariq Francis drilled the game-winning shot and poured in a career-high number of points.