Russell Wilson had four TD passes as the Seahawks unlimbered their offense for the first time in a 45-17 rout of hapless Jacksonville Sunday at the Clink.
Author: SPNW Staff
Justin Smoak ripped his 18th home run, a two-run shot in the sixth inning, and the Mariners held on to win their final road game of 2013, a 3-2 decision over the L.A. Angels in a contest twice delayed by a swarm of bees. The victory snapped Seattle’s three-game losing streak as the Mariners finished
Washington moved up one spot to No. 16 in The Associated Press college football poll released Sunday following its emphatic, but hardly surprising, 56-0 smashing of Idaho State Saturday. The ranking is the highest for the Huskies since the fifth week of the 2002 season when they stood at No. 12.
The Seahawks (2-0) are favored to beat Jacksonville by 19 1.2 points, one of the largest spreads in NFL history. Seattle leads the all-time series with the Jaguars 4-2.
An intense, rugged scrap between two of MLS’s best ended in a 1-1 draw Saturday night as the Los Angeles Galaxy poured on pressure in the last five minutes but failed to get a winner past the Sounders defense. The Western Conference leaders were denied a club-record sixth straight win, but they gained a point
Grant Green’s three-run double in the second inning and Collin Cowgill’s straight steal of home in the seventh provided the L.A. Angels the edge to beat the Mariners 6-5 Saturday night. L.A.’s win overshadowed Raul Ibanez’s 300th career home run that placed Ibanez’s name alongside that of Hall of Famer Ted Williams.
The Cougars and Vandals, close as the campuses are in proximity (and where their quarterbacks grew up), have teams at opposite ends of the rebuilding spectrum.
The first-place Sounders are in Los Angeles for the second meeting of the season with the Galaxy, who blew away Seattle 4-0 when the sides met May 26 at the StubHub Center.
Washington has not started a season 3-0 since 2001, but is heavily favored to do so Saturday when the No. 17 Huskies return home to face overmatched Idaho State.
Catcher Chris Ianetta knocked in Kole Calhoun with a two-out single in the 11th inning, lifting the Los Angeles Angels to a 3-2 victory over he Mariners Friday night. Ianetta’s hit off Bobby Lafromboise, the sixth Seattle pitcher, pinned on the Mariners their league-high 13th walk-off loss of the season (49th over the last four