Dawgman Radio - Quincy Pondexter

SEATTLE - Dawgman.com's Kim Grinolds spoke with sophomore forward Quincy Pondexter recently, and the 6-foot-6 forward talked on a variety of subjects. Consistency was key on Pondexter's mind, as well as getting this UW team to the Dance in 2008, and what it's going to take on his end to get that done.

Dawgman Radio - Arizona

SEATTLE - As it was last week, the Washington Huskies dropped another hard-faught, but ultimately unsatisfying game to Arizona at Husky Stadium. In this episode of Dawgman Radio, Kim Grinolds, Scott Eklund and Chris Fetters dissect the game, talk about why Arizona was allowed to pass for a school-record 510 yards and win 48-41 despite over 400 yards offense by Washington in the first half alone.

It should have been a runaway win for the Dawgs at home, but it turned into anything but. Click on the title link for the full segment.

Dawgman Radio - Oregon

SEATTLE - It was more of the same on the scoreboard, as Washington lost to Oregon 55-34 Saturday night at Husky Stadium. In this episode of Dawgman Radio, Kim Grinolds, Scott Eklund and Chris Fetters dissect the game, talk about why UW gave up 661 yards of total offense to the Ducks (a record 465 on the ground), and what the Huskies did right in keeping the game close with 7 minutes to go.

Click on the title above to listen to the whole segment.

Dawgman Radio - Arizona State

TEMPE - Kim Grinolds and Chris Fetters of Dawgman.com and Sports Washington magazine sat down early Sunday morning and tried to makes sense about what went right and what went wrong during Arizona State's 44-20 win over Washington Saturday night. The Huskies had a chance to defeat a ranked opponent on a road, but got run in the second half.

Dawgman Radio - Midterms: Defense/Special Teams

Kim Grinolds, Scott Eklund and Chris Fetters spoke Thursday at length about Washington's defense and special teams - position by position - and threw down their mid-term grades in this segment of Dawgman Radio.

Dawgman Radio - Midterms: Offense

Kim Grinolds, Scott Eklund and Chris Fetters spoke Monday at length about Washington's offense - position by position - and threw down their mid-term grades in this segment of Dawgman Radio.

Also at the end of this 45-minute segment was Chris Fetters breaking down the possible qualifying news with UW signees Anthony Boyles, Devin Aguilar and the NCAA Clearinghouse.

On Tuesday, Grinolds, Eklund and Fetters will be breaking down the defense and special teams.

Dawgman Radio - USC

SEATTLE - Kim Grinolds, Scott Eklund and Chris Fetters of Dawgman.com discuss Washington's 27-24 setback versus No. 1 USC, as well as whether or not the bye week comes at a good time for the Huskies. They are 2-3, but are they starting to show what they are capable of doing? Is the Dawg that's been sleeping for the last five years about to wake up in a big way?

Dawgman Radio - UCLA

Dawgman Radio is back. Kim Grinolds and Chris Fetters recap all the good, bad and ugly from UCLA's 44-31 win over Washington at the Rose Bowl. The Bruins have had the Huskies' number in SoCal, and it was no different on Saturday night.

Dawgman Radio - Tim Cowan

It's going to be a little interesting for former Washington quarterback Tim Cowan when he watches the purple and gold Saturday. He'll be in Pasadena, but he won't be cheering for his alma mater. Cowan has two sons - Joe and Pat - and the Washington/UCLA game will mark the first time they will be playing together.

And the way the stars can align from time to time - it makes sense that Tim's sons will be playing against the Huskies.

Click on the title link to hear Dawgman.com's Kim Grinolds talk to Cowan about having his sons playing at UCLA, his emotions leading up to Saturday night's game, as well as the recruiting process for both brothers.

Dawgman Radio - Stadium Talk

Chris Fetters was on hand September 20, 2007 to hear a media briefing on the Husky Stadium Renovation Committee's general proposal to the Washington Board of Regents in a meeting that took place earlier that day. Fetters talks with Kim Grinolds about the broad strokes laid out by former Washington Governor Dan Evans - the chairman of the committee - as well as Washington Athletic Director Todd Turner.

Is is possible that the renovation of Husky Stadium could happen sooner than expected?