Big Sky Breakdown: Montana at Washington preview

[Colter_Nuanez56]

I lived and worked in Ellensburg, Washington for two years after graduating from the University of Montana. My best friend there at the local paper was Ryan Johnston, a fellow former sportswriter, Washington alum and literally the most knowledgeable person when it comes to UW sports I met during my time in the Evergreen State. We were texting about this game between the Griz and UW in Seattle so I figured I should just get him on the podcast. He did not disappoint.

Here's his thoughts on UW, the matchup as well as Lorenzo Romar's firing, the effect that might have on recruiting in Seattle particularly pertaining to Montana hoops and some thoughts on UW transfer Donovan Dorsey, who is expected to have a big impact for Travis DeCuire this next winter.


Big Sky Breakdown: previewing the Washington Huskies
http://skylinesportsmt.com/big-sky-breakdown-preview-uw/

 

[UMcheer2000]

I lived and worked in Ellensburg, Washington for two years after graduating from the University of Montana. My best friend there at the local paper was Ryan Johnston, a fellow former sportswriter, Washington alum and literally the most knowledgeable person when it comes to UW sports I met during my time in the Evergreen State. We were texting about this game between the Griz and UW in Seattle so I figured I should just get him on the podcast. He did not disappoint.

Here's his thoughts on UW, the matchup as well as Lorenzo Romar's firing, the effect that might have on recruiting in Seattle particularly pertaining to Montana hoops and some thoughts on UW transfer Donovan Dorsey, who is expected to have a big impact for Travis DeCuire this next winter.


Big Sky Breakdown: previewing the Washington Huskies
http://skylinesportsmt.com/big-sky-breakdown-preview-uw/

Is there any transcripts anywhere for this Deaf person?

Thank you

 

[CDAGRIZ]

That wasn't bad, but I don't think anyone in the media has broken down this game like MSN did today. This is some really good stuff:

MONTANA AT NO. 7 WASHINGTON
The Washington Huskies looked like they lost their magic from last year, falling behind Rutgers 7-3 after the first quarter. Then, Dante Pettis returned his sixth punt for a touchdown, and Jake Browning woke up with two touchdown passes in the second half. All is right in the world in Seattle. Washington will look to get off to a faster start against Montana this week.
Pick: No. 7 Washington

http://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/nca...-2-predictions/ss-AArqSO8?li=BBnb7Kz#image=10

"Faster start", hmmm. Does this mean Peterson has some fly patterns and sweeps planned? "Look to"? Maybe some play action or something? "Get off"? What does this guy know that he won't outright tell us? Anyway, is seems like MSN is putting in the hours to really analyze this match up.

 

[AllWeatherFan]

That is by far the most thorough 64-word game analysis I've ever read. But...can the Huskies kick?

 

[grizaremoregooder]

I thought it said "Big Sky beatdown" : Montan at Washington :lol:

 

[fanofzoo]

I lived and worked in Ellensburg, Washington for two years after graduating from the University of Montana. My best friend there at the local paper was Ryan Johnston, a fellow former sportswriter, Washington alum and literally the most knowledgeable person when it comes to UW sports I met during my time in the Evergreen State. We were texting about this game between the Griz and UW in Seattle so I figured I should just get him on the podcast. He did not disappoint.

Here's his thoughts on UW, the matchup as well as Lorenzo Romar's firing, the effect that might have on recruiting in Seattle particularly pertaining to Montana hoops and some thoughts on UW transfer Donovan Dorsey, who is expected to have a big impact for Travis DeCuire this next winter.


Big Sky Breakdown: previewing the Washington Huskies
http://skylinesportsmt.com/big-sky-breakdown-preview-uw/

Is there any transcripts anywhere for this Deaf person?

Thank you

Can I have them after you.