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Knocking down timely shots late, Gonzaga WBB stormed back in the fourth quarter to knock off NDSU at home. How did the Zags put a forgettable first three quarters behind them in their season opener?
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On pace for over 2,000 receiving yards, Jaxon Smith-Njigba has been nothing short of spectacular for the Seahawks. But further evidenced in Monday's blowout loss to the Bears, the team hasn't been able to get anyone else going in the passing game, a big part of their unexpected mediocrity.
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Washington opened its season with a 90-76 win over Colgate, led by Nikola Dzepina’s breakout 27-point performance. With a revamped roster and a faster-paced offense, the Huskies showed plenty of promise, but some familiar concerns remain.
Analysis
Suffering their most lopsided loss in two years, the Seahawks picked the wrong night to play at their worst, suffering a 17-point drubbing from the Bears. At 4-4, what numbers explain Seattle's unexpected mediocrity so far?
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Erasing a 16-point lead with a chance to open their season in the win column, an unfortunate turn of events in the final minute led to a devastating defeat for the Redhawks in Honolulu.
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For the first time in six games, Gonzaga was on the winning side of a matchup with Purdue, and they largely dictated the game's terms during a season-opening win. How did the Zags finally beat the Boilers?
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Midway through the fourth quarter, the Seahawks looked set to make a vintage late game comeback, but the Bears had other plans by putting down the hammer late to send Mike Macdonald’s squad back to .500.
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For most of the first half, the Seahawks couldn't muster any offense against a motivated Bears defense. But then Jaxon Smith-Njigba struck, putting the home team right back in the mix late in the first half.
Sayvia Sellers recorded the third triple-double in program history as No. 16 Washington defeated UC San Diego 79-63. Despite a slow start, the Huskies showcased their depth, defensive versatility and promising young talent in the season opener.
Set to have their full allotment of running backs available for the first time this season, the Seahawks will bring back Jadarian Price and Zach Charbonnet just in time for a massive Monday Night matchup vs. the Bears.
The Mariners' Cole Young has officially won the AL Gold Glove at second, beating out the Royals' Michael Massey and the White Sox' Chase Meidroth. For Young, it's a massive accomplishment. Is it a snub for the others? Well, that's complicated.
Months of trade rumors didn't yield a move sending Shane Wright out of town before the season started, but with the right offer sent their way, the Kraken finally moved on from the former top-five pick to acquire another young player needing a change of scenery.
Already landing a future Hall of Famer in Quenton Nelson, the Seahawks have been linked to other possible trades leading up the November 10 deadline. How does the landscape look for John Schneider and company with 10 days until the deadline?
Looking lifeless for three quarters, the Washington Huskies turned to benched starting quarterback Demond Williams Jr. to lead a go-ahead, fourth-quarter drive in a 17-10 win at Nebraska. How was UW able to come away with the improbable victory?
"Probably the worst 40 minutes I've been a part of since I got here": The Kraken went from hot to not on the eve of Halloween, playing an ugly, disjointed brand of hockey as they got blown out in Calgary. It's a performance they can't afford to repeat.
The Seahawks will have multiple starters sidelined in Monday's massive prime time matchup with the Bears, but for the first time all season, the backfield could be truly whole with Zach Charbonnet ready to roll.
A battered Washington Huskies football team heads to Nebraska to try for a second straight Big Ten win. Will it be Demond Williams Jr. or Elijah Brown at quarterback, and who else will win in the conference Saturday.
Adding a Hall of Fame-caliber talent to the mix, not everything has been easy for the Seahawks switching things up on the offensive line this week. But everyone in the building sees a restructured group centered around Quenton Nelson hitting the ground running.
Losing a close one to a ranked team on the road and then cruising to victory against an NAIA foe, the framework for Gonzaga's ceiling is is in place. What are the reasonable conclusions to draw after the Zags' two exhibition games?