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What's next for Sarkisian, Huskies? uw football: After an encouraging debut season that included upsets of USC and Cal, what needs must Sarkisian & Co.

If Locker returns he's meeting with coaches this week to begin researching the pros and cons of entering the NFL draft this spring everything slots into place on an offense that would return all but Ossai and fullback Paul Homer next season.

The chant began about four more minutes before halftime. Against the blare of the stadium public-address system and the thumping of the marching-band drums, some fans were yelling something in a staccato chorus.

Over the years the Washington Huskies have had their share of playmakers at the wide receiver position.

Washington senior Daniel Te'o-Nesheim pressures Washington State quarterback Kevin Lopina in the first half of Saturday's Apple Cup.

Looking for the smartest football fans in western Washington? They're the ones in their cars this morning, braving whatever weather and holiday traffic the mountain passes throw at them to go watch top-ranked Central Washington in the Division II quarterfinals.

USC quarterback Todd Marinovich uttered the famous words that spawned the birth of the "Purple Reign" defense back in 1990.

Kavario Middleton's smack talk put the Apple Cup focus on the Washington Huskies' offense.

At one point or another, I'm sure I've mentioned that I've got 5-year-old twin sons, and just like their 18-year-old sister, I've drilled crimson-and-gray into them since they took their first breath.

WSU quarterback Jeff Tuel, being sacked by Notre Dame's Darius Fleming, was thrown into the fire as a true freshman.

Senior quarterback Kevin Lopina will make his second consecutive start for Washington State on Saturday in the Apple Cup game against rival Washington.

When Q13 Fox asked Huskies tight end Kavario Middleton about the large point spread in this weekend's Apple Cup, he responded: "I'm not really into any of that stuff, but we plan on scoring at least 50." The Huskies have lost the last two Apple Cups to Washington State.

Story Published: Nov 25, 2009 at 2:11 PM PST Story Updated: Nov 25, 2009 at 2:11 PM PST In this Nov.

The big news from the kickoff coverage day for Apple Cup week was Washington Huskies tight end Kavario Middleton revealing his team's "plan" to score at least 50 points on Washington State.

There wasn't a lot of trash talking at today's Apple Cup press luncheon, but Kavario Middleton lobbed one salvo at the Cougars when he said the Huskies plan to score at least 50 points against WSU Saturday.

For all the attention Jake Locker has received as Washington's quarterback, it's hard to believe his family will be divided come Saturday.

Nothing like a little trash talking to get Apple Cup week started. A normally mundane Monday, accentuated by Washington coach Steve Sarkisian insisting his team wouldn't get caught throwing verbal jabs at rival Washington State, got a little spicier only minutes later thanks to tight end Kavario Middleton .

At the start of the season, most of the questions about the UW football team were centered around the defense.

SEATTLE, Oct. 11 -- The University of Washington issued the following news release: Sometimes, you need a break to fall your way.

The indelible image of the Washington Huskies struggles this year will be the memories of Jake Locker and Chris Polk running into the Notre Dame defensive line again and again without success.