Two University of Washington football players decide to go fishing in Eastern Washington.
They end up on opposite sides of the Yakima River. The first Husky notices his friend is having great luck catching fish, so he shouts to him, "How do I get to the other side?"
"The other Husky yells back, "You are on the other side!"
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Why is it that all we ever hear about in the Tri-Cities is the Washington State Cougars?
I know the school is closer to us but there is another Washington school to be proud of. It's called the University of Washington. This is a great school that doesn't get enough credit in my opinion!
I know there are a lot of Cougar alumni here, but there are a lot of Husky alumni here as well! Please don't be so one-sided in our newspaper!
Price continues to shine for improving Huskies
Price continues to shine for improving Huskies
SEATTLE -- Just as Washington's maligned defense was showing a backbone, the Huskies are starting to get saddled with injuries.
Hau'oli Jamora, Washington's best defensive end, tore the anterior cruciate ligament in his knee last Saturday in the Huskies' 31-23 win over California. The school announced Monday he'll be out for the year but the Huskies feel Jamora is likely to be granted a medical redshirt for the injury.
Starting outside linebacker John Timu suffered a scary injury Saturday when he was inadvertently kneed in the back of the helmet. Timu was immobilized and taken off the field in an ambulance.
U-S-C (6-17) at Washington (15-7) (ET)
U-S-C (6-17) at Washington (15-7) (ET)
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EWU, UW set for battle in Seattle
EWU, UW set for battle in Seattle
SEATTLE -- In the midst of getting his team ready for the Holiday Bowl a year ago, Washington coach Steve Sarkisian couldn't help but notice what was happening on the other side of the state.
Eastern Washington's run to the Football Championship Subdivision title brought the Eagles plenty of attention and a few more fans.
"This isn't the biggest state, so you have to support one another," Sarkisian said. "A lot of those are in-state kids and kids that we've had in camp or known through the recruiting process, and you wish them the best of luck. They earned it. They deserved it. It's good for the state of Washington that they did what they did."
Recap: Oregon vs. Washington
Recap: Oregon vs. Washington
Carlos Emory scored 16 points and ripped down eight rebounds as the Oregon Ducks toppled the Washington Huskies 82-57 in a Pac-12 battle at Matthew Knight Arena.
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