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Thursday was the day of talking for the Washington Huskies, and it also served as a healthy introduction into their new conference, as Jedd Fisch, Jonah Coleman, Carson Bruener, and Kamren Fabiculanan spoke to a number of media outlets during Big Ten Media Days at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis.
But the highlight of the day was Fisch's 40-minute media session with the members of the print media. It served as the time away from the major media like the Big Ten Network, CBS Sports, Sirius XM radio, and others. It was a chance to get his thoughts on joining a new conference, building a new roster and recruiting at UW moving forward, expectations for fall camp and the 2024 season, and a lot more.

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The guys from Dawgman.com were in Indianapolis this week to take part in the Big Ten Media Days, held at Lucas Oil Stadium. With the Washington Huskies up on day three of the three-day event, it was clear they saved the best interviews for last.
You can listen to over 35 minutes of questions asked of the three UW player representatives on hand; running back Jonah Coleman, linebacker Carson Bruener, and safety Kamren Fabiculanan. They were asked their thoughts on joining the Big Ten Conference, some of the games they have circled this coming fall, the change in leadership from Kalen DeBoer to Jedd Fisch, players to look out for, and a ton more.

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Media days are a great way to catch up and get the latest news not only with players and coaches, but also with other media that you haven't seen for a minute. Such was the case with longtime Oregon-based sportswriter John Canzano, known for his show 'The Bald Faced Truth'.
Dawgman.com's Kim Grinolds sat down with Canzano Wednesday afternoon at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis during a break in the Big Ten Media Day action to get John's thoughts on covering a new conference, the news that Lucas Oil Stadium will be hosting the Big Ten Championship game for the next four seasons, and the NCAA news that scholarship numbers will jump up starting next season, meaning football, to use them as an example, will go from 85 scholarships to 105.
Kim also asked John about leaving the newspaper realm, staking a claim and becoming his own boss with 'The Bald Faced Truth'. You can check out everything that John is doing with his new site at this address: johncanzano.com

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Former Washington Head Coach Rick Neuheisel, now a current College Football Today analyst for the CBS Sports Network, answered a number of questions from the media at hand during Day Two of the Big Ten Media Days at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis.
Dawgman.com's Kim Grinolds was in the group asking questions.
A quick sampling of the questions that were asked:
Advice to Lincoln Riley going into his third year at USC...
The impact of two-hour and three-hour time differences between the west coast programs and those in the central and eastern time zones...
On UCLA's new direction under Deshaun Foster...
His take on Oregon Head Coach Dan Lanning...
His take on the mayhem that followed Washington after playing in the National Championship game, with a focus on Jedd Fisch...
His recent trip to Alabama to see Kalen DeBoer...

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Dawgman.com's Kim Grinolds was able to track down Yogi Roth at Big Ten Media Days in Indianapolis to find out about next steps for the former Pac-12 Networks analyst, who is now working for the Big Ten Network.
They talked about the Pac-12 going away, suddenly being without a job but with a family to support, and channeling his passion for west coast football with a new venture; Y-Option. It's a podcast that covers a lot of familiar territory in terms of Pac-12 teams, both current and former, but with an eye always toward spotlighting the stories out west that need to be told.
Kim and Yogi also took a bit of a trip down memory lane when asked about the memorable games, players, and coaches he covered while working for the Pac-12 Network.

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The guys from Dawgman.com - Chris Fetters and Scott Eklund - had plenty to talk about today as Washington's recruiting efforts have really been humming along.
As of the time of this recording, the Huskies had the 17th-best recruiting class in the country, ranked by 247Sports, and more verbal commitments should be on the horizon.
In fact, when we posted our last recruiting update, the Huskies ended up with multiple commitments during the following 48 hours.
Who knows if that is a trend that will continue with this podcast, but here's what we know so far...
There have been six additional verbal commitments to Washington since our last recording:
Birmingham (Ala.) Parker DL Caleb Smith
Oakland (Calif.) Bishop O'Dowd WR Deji Ajose
Spanaway (Wash.) Bethel LB Zaydrius Rainey-Sale
Bastrop (Tex.) CB Ramonz Adams
Burien (Wash.) Kennedy Catholic OL Lowen Colman-Brusa
San Francisco (Calif.) Archbishop Riordan WR Chris Lawson
Scott offers up his insight on each of UW's latest committed players before taking a quick break to pay some bills.
After the break, the guys then talk about the top UW targets that are set to make their commitments public during the rest of the month:
Kahuku (Haw.) safety Aiden Manutai
Highland Home (Ala.) EDGE CJ May
La Verne (Calif.) Bonita ATH Dylan Robinson
Phoenix (Ariz.) Mountain Pointe safety Rylon Dillard-Allen
And Scott also just spoke with another top target, Pensacola (Fla.) Escambia safety Ladarian Clardy, to get his thoughts on when he plans on making his decision, as well as where the Huskies stand.
To wrap up the 70-minute recruiting discussion, Scott gives his final thoughts on whether the Huskies will sign more than 25 players in the 2025 class, as well as his take on Jedd Fisch's comments about trying to build the 'greatest ever' UW recruiting class.

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