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Matt Pitman was at the VMAC yesterday when Matt Hasselbeck spoke to reporters regarding the Darnell Dockett incident. Hasselbeck said he addressed the play with Dockett during the game, saying he didn’t appreciate it. Matt Pitman also has a practice report from Thursday.
When Julius Jones was knocked out of the game last week in Arizona, Justin Forsett got his chance to show coaches and fans what he could do. Danny O’Neil spoke with the electrifying young back about being patient and waiting for an opportunity.
One of the Seahawks under the most fire lately from fans has been DE Patrick Kerney. When asked about Kerney’s dropped in production this year, he told Jim Moore “I wish I had the answer.” Eric D. Williams spoke with John Carlson about his inconsistent role in Seattle’s passing offense. Carlson is not bothered by the lack of touches; he just wants to win games.
It seems the other “poison pill,” the one used to sign Nate Burleson away from the Vikings in 2005, was not taken so hard by Minnesota fans. Unfortunately for the Seahawks, the Vikings are expecting to get back their Pro Bowl cornerback Antoine Winfield in time for Seattle’s visit to the Metrodome on Sunday.
ESPN.com Page 2 writer DJ Gallo had some fun with the 17 complaints Jim Mora sent to the NFL league office after Week 10’s loss in Arizona.
Huskies/Cougars
Coach Lorenzo Romar has been blown away by Isaiah Thomas' performance in the early portion of the year. Percy Allen examines the improvements Husky guard made to his game in the offseason.
Quincy Pondexter is the last remaining member of the 2006 recruiting class. He told Scott M. Johnson regarding the four-man class, “We wanted to pick up and leave our mark on Husky basketball.”
Klay Thompson led the Cougars with 37 points in an 89-70 blowout of IPFW.
Mariners
Larry Larue focuses his story this morning on the less-glamorized portion of free agency: minor league free agents. The Mariners rely on Sabermetrics master Tony Blengino to find possible hidden prospects.
Misc
Tim Booth has a recap of Seattle U’s stunning victory over Fresno State last night.
- Who dat!!! Who dat!!!
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- Lorenzo Romar on Arizona Win and Moving Forward
- The Lighter Side of The Super Bowl
- Tez and The Hall
- Report: Mariners sign Erik Bedard to 1-year deal
- Reports: Mariners sign Ryan Garko
- Mariners sign OF Eric Byrnes
- Super Bowl Ad Controversy
- Brock and Mike From Safeco
Brock Huard played football for his father, Mike, at Puyallup High School before moving on to the University of Washington. There Brock erased older brother Damon's name on several season and career passing records. Brock spent the first three years of his professional career with the Seahawks before being traded to Indianapolis. He rejoined the Seahawks in 2004 and ended his career that season.
Mike Salk comes to Seattle from the ESPN Radio Network and 890 ESPN in Boston. At the national level, Salk teamed with ESPN NFL reporter Michael Smith to host "Countdown to Kickoff," ESPN Radio's NFL pre-game show. He has also hosts a variety of afternoon, evening, and weekend shows for the network.
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