As long as Seattle-area college sports fans keep eyes on the Huskies' success this season in football and men's basketball, there's not much urgency to ask about that smoke rising on the Pac-12 Conference horizon. Then again, the University of Washington is perhaps only a Jaylen Nowell ankle sprain or a torn labrum for Jacob Eason from feeling the heat like everyone else.

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As long as Seattle-area college sports fans keep eyes on the Huskies' success this season in football and men's basketball, there's not much urgency to ask about that smoke rising on the Pac-12 Conference horizon. Then again, the University of Washington is perhaps only a Jaylen Nowell ankle sprain or a torn labrum for Jacob Eason from feeling the heat like everyone else.

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As long as Seattle-area college sports fans keep eyes on the Huskies' success this season in football and men's basketball, there's not much urgency to ask about that smoke rising on the Pac-12 Conference horizon. Then again, the University of Washington is perhaps only a Jaylen Nowell ankle sprain or a torn labrum for Jacob Eason from feeling the heat like everyone else.

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As long as Seattle-area college sports fans keep eyes on the Huskies' success this season in football and men's basketball, there's not much urgency to ask about that smoke rising on the Pac-12 Conference horizon. Then again, the University of Washington is perhaps only a Jaylen Nowell ankle sprain or a torn labrum for Jacob Eason from feeling the heat like everyone else.

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As long as Seattle-area college sports fans keep eyes on the Huskies' success this season in football and men's basketball, there's not much urgency to ask about that smoke rising on the Pac-12 Conference horizon. Then again, the University of Washington is perhaps only a Jaylen Nowell ankle sprain or a torn labrum for Jacob Eason from feeling the heat like everyone else.

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As long as Seattle-area college sports fans keep eyes on the Huskies' success this season in football and men's basketball, there's not much urgency to ask about that smoke rising on the Pac-12 Conference horizon. Then again, the University of Washington is perhaps only a Jaylen Nowell ankle sprain or a torn labrum for Jacob Eason from feeling the heat like everyone else.

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The settlement between the NFL and its player-antagonists Colin Kaepernick and Eric Reid was remarkable on several counts, not the least of which was the underappreciated fact that it was tie. As we all know, Americans don't do anti-climaxes well; our lives are pathetically full of them, so please don't inject them into sports or the conclusion of The Sopranos.

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The settlement between the NFL and its player-antagonists Colin Kaepernick and Eric Reid was remarkable on several counts, not the least of which was the underappreciated fact that it was tie. As we all know, Americans don't do anti-climaxes well; our lives are pathetically full of them, so please don't inject them into sports or the conclusion of The Sopranos.

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The settlement between the NFL and its player-antagonists Colin Kaepernick and Eric Reid was remarkable on several counts, not the least of which was the underappreciated fact that it was tie. As we all know, Americans don't do anti-climaxes well; our lives are pathetically full of them, so please don't inject them into sports or the conclusion of The Sopranos.

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The settlement between the NFL and its player-antagonists Colin Kaepernick and Eric Reid was remarkable on several counts, not the least of which was the underappreciated fact that it was tie. As we all know, Americans don't do anti-climaxes well; our lives are pathetically full of them, so please don't inject them into sports or the conclusion of The Sopranos.

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For more than a half Saturday night in Pullman, the Huskies, who lost at Arizona State a week earlier, looked as if they were ready to resurrect last season's late fade. But senior Noah Dickerson wasn't having it, getting his final bucket and rebound of an 18-and-10 evening with a tip-in that sealed Washington's 72-70 victory (box) over Washington State.

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For more than a half Saturday night in Pullman, the Huskies, who lost at Arizona State a week earlier, looked as if they were ready to resurrect last season's late fade. But senior Noah Dickerson wasn't having it, getting his final bucket and rebound of an 18-and-10 evening with a tip-in that sealed Washington's 72-70 victory (box) over Washington State.

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For more than a half Saturday night in Pullman, the Huskies, who lost at Arizona State a week earlier, looked as if they were ready to resurrect last season's late fade. But senior Noah Dickerson wasn't having it, getting his final bucket and rebound of an 18-and-10 evening with a tip-in that sealed Washington's 72-70 victory (box) over Washington State.

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For more than a half Saturday night in Pullman, the Huskies, who lost at Arizona State a week earlier, looked as if they were ready to resurrect last season's late fade. But senior Noah Dickerson wasn't having it, getting his final bucket and rebound of an 18-and-10 evening with a tip-in that sealed Washington's 72-70 victory (box) over Washington State.

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For more than a half Saturday night in Pullman, the Huskies, who lost at Arizona State a week earlier, looked as if they were ready to resurrect last season's late fade. But senior Noah Dickerson wasn't having it, getting his final bucket and rebound of an 18-and-10 evening with a tip-in that sealed Washington's 72-70 victory (box) over Washington State.

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Tall, skinny and straw-hair blond, Jack Sikma was fresh off his family's gladiola farm in Kankakee, Ill., and thrust into the NBA's summer league in Los Angeles. On the other team was Moses Malone, a human whirlwind who would become one of the most unstoppable forces in pro ball's history.

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Tall, skinny and straw-hair blond, Jack Sikma was fresh off his family's gladiola farm in Kankakee, Ill., and thrust into the NBA's summer league in Los Angeles. On the other team was Moses Malone, a human whirlwind who would become one of the most unstoppable forces in pro ball's history.

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The Mariners' self-described theme for this season is "a step back." Not that they plan to use it as a marketing slogan. While the move wouldn't be as embarrassing as, say, former Sonics owner Howard Schultz threatening to run for president, there's only so many tinfoil hats that can be tolerated in a single sports market.

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The Mariners' self-described theme for this season is "a step back." Not that they plan to use it as a marketing slogan. While the move wouldn't be as embarrassing as, say, former Sonics owner Howard Schultz threatening to run for president, there's only so many tinfoil hats that can be tolerated in a single sports market.

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The Mariners' self-described theme for this season is "a step back." Not that they plan to use it as a marketing slogan. While the move wouldn't be as embarrassing as, say, former Sonics owner Howard Schultz threatening to run for president, there's only so many tinfoil hats that can be tolerated in a single sports market.

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