7 Questions Facing Huskies Heading into Spring Football
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7 Questions Facing Huskies Heading into Spring Football

The Cherry blossoms emerging in the University of Washington quad are a sign of spring for most around campus. For UW football fans, however, spring will truly begin on March 31 when spring ball begins for the Huskies.

Practices for the 2026 season begin in just 10 days as Washington starts preparing for the season-opening Apple Cup on Sept. 5, still 168 days away. The Huskies will welcome 32 new players to practice, including 20 of the expected 25 Class of 2026 and 12 scholarship transfers.

What are some of the key storylines heading into spring ball?

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Washington Huskies to Make Abrupt Change at Offensive Coordinator
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Washington Huskies to Make Abrupt Change at Offensive Coordinator

The Washington Huskies will have a new offensive coordinator for the 2026 season.

The UW football team and Jimmie Dougherty have parted ways, according to reports early on Tuesday, while NFL veteran offensive coordinator Matt Cavanaugh emerged as a potential replacement. Dougherty confirmed his departure from the Washington football program with a social media post later on Tuesday.

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Analysis: Breaking Down Washington State’s 2026 Football Schedule
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Analysis: Breaking Down Washington State’s 2026 Football Schedule

Washington State has officially released its 2026 football schedule, marking the first season of the rebranded Pac-12 era with seven conference opponents. In year one under head coach Kirby Moore, the Cougars will face a challenging and intriguing slate filled with the Apple Cup, Power Four opponents, and newly-minted conference matchups.

Who will the Cougs play and which games stand out as their toughest draws entering the Moore era? Starting with their biggest state rivals, there won’t be an easing in period for Wazzu.

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The Montlake Report: Did Demond Williams Win Back Huskies’ Supporters After Transfer Attempt?
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The Montlake Report: Did Demond Williams Win Back Huskies’ Supporters After Transfer Attempt?

For the first time since his attempted transfer and ultimate change of heart, Washington Huskies quarterback Demond Williams Jr. met with the media, looking to put the story behind him.

Emerald City Spectrum reporter Aaron Coe shares his thoughts on Williams' remarks and whether or not he did enough for everyone to move forward along with examining an increasingly dire situation for the Huskies' men's basketball team after a loss at Iowa.

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