Washington and Washington State meet for the 279th time Friday night with the Huskies seeking payback for a 72-67 loss in Pullman one month ago.
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The Mariners opened Cactus League play Thursday with a 7-1 victory over the San Diego Padres in front of 4,868 fans at Peoria (AZ.) Stadium. Seattle jumped out to a 2-0 lead in the first inning and scored three times in the sixth en route to the lopsided win. Robinson Cano, signed away from the
The Mariners signed 11 more players — the final 11 — to major league contracts Thursday, completing their 40-man roster the same day the club launched its Cactus League schedule against the San Diego Padres in Peoria, AZ. The Mariners inked seven pitchers, one catcher and three infielders.
Eight additional Mariners players who had verbally agreed to contracts for the 2014 season signed their deals Monday. The signings of four pitchers, one infielder and three outfielders bring to 29 the number of contract players on the club’s 40-man roster.
C.J. Wilcox broke out of a two-week slump by leading a half-dozen Huskies in double figures as Washington raced away to an 11-point halftime lead, stretched that to 25 and finished with an 86-62 smackdown of Oregon State Saturday at Gill Coliseum in Corvallis.
The Huskies, losers of five of their past six, play their final road game at Corvallis against Oregon State. UW has three more home games.
In a widely anticipated move, the Seahawks will release WR Sidney Rice, perhaps as soon as Friday, according to ESPN.com. Team officials at the NFL scouting combine in Indianapolis said Friday morning nothing has happened yet.
Former University of Washington basketball star Brandon Roy is among 12 individuals set for induction into the Oac-12 Hall of Honor. The ceremony is March 14.
Saying “every team here wants defensive ends who jump off the ball and D-linemen with quick hands,” Seahawks GM John Schneider indicated Thursday at the NFL scouting combine in Indianapolis that he knew the Seahawks had one in Michael Bennett and don’t want to lose him.
The Seahawks’ leading rusher will plead guilty Friday to a lesser charge of reckless driving to settle a DUI case from his July 2012 arrest in Oakland.