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It was a big night for the University of Washington freshman class of 2006.
The Washington Huskies are winning in the classroom, if not always on the field.
This has been almost a homecoming week for the Washington Huskies' lost freshman class of 2006.
The ball was rolling loose across the court in the final seconds of Washington's 56-point win over Portland State this week, and guard Scott Suggs dived after it.
Quincy Pondexter's first weekend of replacing Jon Brockman as Washington's team leader brought an award-winning performance.
Now that neither the Seattle Seahawks nor Washington Huskies football entities are postseason-bound, and the NBA fades from memory, we once again must count blessings that our long winters are brightened by the delights of regional college basketball.
Coach Steve Sarkisian was less than enthused about his team's performance following Saturday's 48-21 loss to the Oregon State Beavers in Corvallis.
The Washington Huskies not only hosted the Athletes in Action Classic over the weekend, they owned it.
In their second game of the season, the Washington Huskies cleaned up a few of the possible concerns that had lingered after the first one.
Sean Canfield threw 185 yards and four touchdown passes to lead the Oregon State Beavers to a decisive 48-21 victory over the Washington Huskies in a Pac-10 matchup at Reser Stadium.