Dan Raley

With no apologies to "Whammy in Miami" fans -- yes, we know breaking an NCAA record 58-game home winning streak is a really big deal -- the greatest road victory in University of Washington football annals came not in glitzy South Beach, but smack in the middle of rural America.

We're No. 88! One can almost hear energetic University of Washington basketball fans chanting this development at next Monday night's season opener against Colgate at Alaska Airlines Arena.

No one disputes the fact that Kodi Greene has high-level football talent. He's huge though streamlined at 6-foot-6 and 315 pounds. He's athletic for someone his

Jimmie Haywood, a 4-star shooting guard from Seattle but finishing up his high school basketball career in Arizona, will reveal his college destination next Tuesday, choosing from among the University of Washington, Nevada and Loyola Marymount.

Now in his eighth NBA season, Matisse Thybulle joined the Los Angeles Lakers as a career NBA reserve, as a defensive specialist meant to play in spurts and create chaos, as one more bit player in Hollywood.

After starting his first seven games as a University of Washington football player, Ramzak Fruean will miss one, with the freshman edge rusher ruled out of Saturday night's game at Nebraska, according to the Big Ten availability report.

Kolt Dieterich started at right and left tackle for Sam Houston State, six and 11 games at those respective positions. Earned Conference USA All-Freshman Team accolades while manning the right side.

For his third University of Washington basketball team, Danny Sprinkle seems to have sufficient talent to work with.

Even with freshman Ramzak Fruean upgraded from out to questionable for Saturday night's game at Nebraska, fifth-year senior Isaiah Ward will replace him as a starting edge rusher playing opposite Jacob Lane, coach Jedd Fisch said.

Demond Williams Jr. went from questionable to probable on Thursday for this weekend's University of Washignton football game at Nebraska, but that still didn't answer the big question.