Percy Allen is a reporter at The Seattle Times. He specializes in covering competitive sports, professional sports, and sports business, with a keen interest in international sports leagues and major league sports tournaments. Percy has been featured in various publications, including the Star Tribune and the Idaho Statesman, among others.
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Percy Allen focuses almost exclusively on sports, particularly college basketball with a specific emphasis on the University of Washington and the Pac-12 Conference. His coverage primarily includes event coverage and evolving stories related to basketball.
If you are reaching out to Percy, consider providing insights into the University of Washington's basketball team performance, upcoming games, or any significant developments within the Pac-12 Conference. Additionally, offering exclusive player interviews or behind-the-scenes access may also be appealing for his coverage.
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How Husky men are hurting financially entering season The Seattle Times
By: Percy Allen
The Washington men's team is reportedly last in the Big Ten in NIL spending and among the bottom tier financially among the Power Five programs.
By: Percy Allen
By Percy Allen Seattle Times SEATTLE – Washington football coach Jedd Fisch chose his words carefully to describe the derby between quarterback Demond Williams Jr. and backup Elijah Brown.
By: Percy Allen
Nobody cares. It's Danny Sprinkle's signature line. Ask the Washington men's basketball coach about the rash of injuries that left
By: Percy Allen, Andy Yamashita
After a disappointing 4-3 start, who should the Washington Huskies start at quarterback? And does UW have any hope of making the CFP? We answer that and more.
By: Percy Allen
The Washington men fell to Washington State 84-80 in an exhibition game of a rivalry that dates back to 1910 but with a future that remains uncertain.
By: Percy Allen
The hoops version of the Apple Cup is unrecognizable these days. Washington and Washington State have Your free access has ended.
By: Percy Allen
Washington and Washington State have been playing against each other since 1910 and have matched up in 301 games, which is one of the oldest and most played series in men's college basketball.
UW and WSU will face off Aug. 18 in next year's Apple Cup in Pullman, the earliest date in the history of the cross-state rivalry game.
The hoops version of the Apple Cup is unrecognizable these days.
