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The Huskie Outsider crew is already getting anxious for the Dogs Breakfast and spring camp. We thought we’d take an early look ahead to spring camp and the 2011 season. 1st down: What position, on offense and defense, do the Huskies need to recruit? Offense: Ryan: The Huskies have a solid nucleus at every position | Full Article

Today is the first in a two-part series that takes a look at the holiday season for some of the Huskie Footballers. We asked a few players to answer some questions on Christmas past and the upcoming holiday season. Check back tomorrow to read more from our second set of players. Jade Etienne, receiver What | Full Article

First down: who gets the offensive game ball? Dallas: With four touchdowns and 424 yards passing, plus another 20 yards on five carries, quarterback Laurence Nixon deserves to be named offensive player of the game. Tom: There are several possibilities for the offensive game ball: Dathan Thomas had 3 TD’s and went over the century | Full Article

Steve Kovach and David Rybinski had a very strong game, at defensive tackle, in the Huskies’ victory over the Calgary Dinosaurs. It was a performance that didn’t escape the eyes of DLine coach, Aaron Moser, either. “They were both dominant, on the inside, against Calgary, who have a very good offensive line,” stated Moser. Said | Full Article

Dog Whisperer: Burton Haig. When you’re on your fourth center 6 games into the season any reasonable observer would expect that the team is in DEEP trouble. Apparently not. In what can only be described as a pressure cooker of a game, a critical game which might very well dictate the balance of the season, | Full Article

Tom: I discussed this topic with the fans sitting near me, in section 11. The consensus was that Braeden George is most deserving of this acknowledgment. He had five receptions and a TD, but the feeling was that he deserves the award for the help he provided in pass protection, particularly against the blitz. It’s | Full Article

First Down: Who receives your offensive game ball? Jon: Jade Etienne. He doesn’t just get my game ball for playing a solid receiving game, (two catches, one TD) but he brought it physically as well. While good performances catching the ball are a more common occurrence, it’s not often you get to see the punishing | Full Article

Defensive line coach, Aaron Moser, is pleased with the number of Huskies who are ready to play along the line. “We have a lot of competition along the defensive line,” he noted. “We have extra depth that we haven’t had in the past. After winter workouts and spring camp, we felt that we would have | Full Article

We did this after every game last year and we wanted to provide more insight into the spring scrimmage. So, here it is, our first of two Q & A sessions from the spring scrimmage. This morning, we will focus on the veterans. Check back tonight to read more about the young guys. Offensive Game | Full Article

The Huskies held their annual Green and White scrimmage earlier today. Dallas will be breaking down the scrimmage and should have some video up later tonight or tomorrow. In the meantime we’ve got a few notes from the game. The first team offense was able to move the ball effectively on the defense, however the | Full Article