Washington Rumors & News

The Big Lead "About halfway through the season, the pecking order in college football has been established, but there's still plenty of time for it to be disrupted several times over. This week has plenty of marquee matchups, and these teams should be looking over their shoulder. " October 12

247 Sports "The Washington Huskies named Jacob Eason their starting quarterback on Friday, leaving competitor Jake Haener with the decision to transfer elsewhere. Haener has ties to Fresno - his parents both have a background in the Central Valley before he attended Monte Vista High School in..." August 27

247 Sports "It didn't take long for the dominoes to fall. On Friday afternoon, Washington Head Coach Chris Petersen confirmed the news that junior Jacob Eason had won the starting quarterback job over Jake Haener, Jacob Sirmon, and Dylan Morris. Twenty-four hours later, Haener, the junior from..." August 24

Seattle Times "It appears the wait is over. Washington appears to have settled on junior Jacob Eason as its starting quarterback, three sources confirmed to The Seattle Times on Thursday, after a report on Twitter earlier Thursday by KJR-AM’s Dave Mahler. Eason — a..." August 23

USA Today "For every head coach with rock-solid job security — Dabo Swinney and Nick Saban, to name two — there are a couple of dozen firmly on the hot seat heading into the 2019 season. One name in particular stands out: Southern California coach Clay Helton. On the heels of last..." August 19

Bleacher Report "Heading into the 2019 season, there is a general consensus on the top players in college football. However, the order changes a bit when thinking about the most noteworthy. We've highlighted 25 names you should prepare to hear constantly this campaign. Many of them are..." August 15

College Football Talk "A violation of team rules has led to Washington sophomore defensive lineman Mosiah Nasil-Kite being shown the exit door from the Huskies program. Washington announced the dismissal with nothing more than a brief statement and confirmation nobody from the program, including head..." July 17

USA Today High School Sports "Another day, another big-time Pac-12 commitment heading from Southern California to the Pacific Northwest. This time, it’s Mater Dei (Santa Ana, Calif.) offensive lineman Myles Murao, a top-70 overall prospect and top-15 player in California, who picked the Washington Huskies ahead of Los..." July 06