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- In the latest bit of NFL-ification of college football, the NCAA coaches voiced their support for a 24-team CFP model. Jon Wilner examines what the support from coaches means and what could come next in the evolution of college football’s postseason. One of the reported reasons for the coaches’ support is that more CFP berths would give more coaches job security from makin the CFP. That reasoning shows a shocking lack of understanding of the principle of scarcity. Finishing 20th in the country is 20th in the country whether 2, 4, 12, or 24 teams play in the CFP. A first-round playoff loss will quickly become a mediocre final season result.
- It was a rough season or Husky Men’s Basketball, but Mark Pope and Kentucky are betting the results are not attributable to the players. After Zoom Diallo joined the Wildcats as a transfer earlier in the off-season, UW Center Franck Kepnang announced that he will join his teammate in Lexington. Kentucky is undoubtedly a CBB blue blood, yet they’re taking two players from a bad UW team, and not even the one bright spot, as Hannes Steinbach remains in the NBA Draft.
- Christian Caple provides some updates on the UW Football schedule. The Dawgs will play consecutive Friday night games in October, at home against Iowa and away against Purdue. Getting the full week to prepare for a long road trip to play Purdue will be helpful, but the short week before the Iowa game will be rough, especially coming off a road game against USC. Despite five Saturdays in October, Husky Stadium will not host a single Saturday game during the month.
- On the recruiting front, the Dawgs remain in the mix for Censere Gaylord, one of the top CBs in the country for the class of ‘27. Gaylord, who is originally from California but now attends IMG Academy in Florida, has the Huskies up against Georgia, Georgia Tech, and Auburn for his commitment.
- Husky Softball pulled no big surprises at the Big 10 Tournament. The Dawgs beat Minnesota and then lost to the conference’s #4 seed Indiana. The result earned UW a #7 seed in the NCAA regionals, which will see them travel to Fayettville. Arkansas to play USF in the first round. If the Dawgs advance, they will likely face Arkansas, who is #5 in the polls and #1 in RPI.
