HeyJaredDave Boling
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The Apple Cup may be different, but here's why it still matters for Cougars and Huskies | Dave Boling (opens the original)
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SEATTLE – I’ve heard so much bellyaching about the irrelevance of Sunday’s game, this Washington State-Washington duel should be branded: The Crab-Apple Cup. For instance, a comment heard from a sports fan/friend not affiliated with either institution engaged in this achingly non-traditional Apple Cup football clash at Husky Stadium on Sunday afternoon: “Seems kind of meaningless, doesn’t it?” Well, like so many things, it depends on your perspective. I would argue that this game is one of the f
Somber moment on 'Hard Knocks' reveals connection between Seahawks coach Mike Macdonald and his players | Dave Boling (opens the original)
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Whether or not the Seattle Seahawks go on to defend their World Championship in 2026, those 28 seconds of silent connection should be viewed as an important moment. None of the civilians outside the team headquarters would have been aware of it if not for the HBO “Hard Knocks” cameras that were there to capture it. Now preparing for the start of his third season as head coach of the Seahawks, Mike Macdonald already has proven himself a defensive mastermind, but continues to add to his bona fides
WSU's future is whatever you make it, so make it a good one | CFB preview 2026 (opens the original)
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This is a new competitive landscape, and if you’re viewing the structural changes as anything other than opportunities, you’re already losing ground. If Washington State football fans can be patient, and keep the big-picture goals in sight, the new terrain might provide a better path to future success. Especially for those who can remain somewhat fluid in their definition of success. WSU’s affiliation this season continues to be called the Pacific-12 Conference, although there’s only two hold-ov
From the sidelines to the front office, Seahawks continue to develop championship culture | Dave Boling (opens the original)
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SEATTLE – This move looked like a killer. Especially for the preseason. Jaxon Smith-Njigba gave a little wiggle, subtle misdirection, ducked and bobbed, leaving Devon Witherspoon smiling in appreciation. Surely, this was one of the better techniques displayed during Saturday night’s Seattle Seahawks first preseason game against the Dallas Cowboys at Lumen Field. Few in the stands noted it because the two players were on the sidelines, and these two are teammates and wearing civvies instead of pa
Reigning champ Seahawks not above dirty work in quest for repeat | Dave Boling (opens the original)
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RENTON, Wash. – The smart approach, after watching the 2026 Seattle Seahawks for a couple hours of non-contact drills, would be to exercise caution regarding expectations. Yeah, well, forget that. These guys are obviously loaded. Even in skivvies, playing two-hand touch, it’s pretty obvious they’ll be very serious contenders to defend their Super Bowl title. In important ways, it’s a matter of numbers: Players involved in almost 90% of last year’s offensive and defensive snaps are still in Seaha
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