The Latest Breaking News from Ryan Grubb

Some names who could replace the Washington coach reportedly leaving for Alabama

The Washington quarterback’s winding path has led him to college football stardom. Now comes the challenge of changing his skeptics’ minds at the next level.

SEATTLE — The farmer woke early and worked late. He understood that growth was gradual; success took time. For nearly seven years, he operated a hog farm in northwest Iowa. He utilized the rugged physicality formed through college football, playing multiple positions — fullback, tailback, stand-up tight end — for…

SEATTLE — On Nov. 28, Washington offensive coordinator Ryan Grubb admitted: "I've told [athletic director Jen Cohen] this, and I've told [head coach] Kalen [DeBoer] this: I have a deep passion for calling plays. For me, I do have a desire to be the best O-coordinator in the country. That's…

The Crimson Tide are looking to replace Bill O'Brien.

The main question on most Huskies fans’ minds was whether their signal caller will be back next season. But perhaps just as important was retaining the caller for that caller.

Washington coach Kalen DeBoer on Tuesday described a quarterback battle that was won by Michael Penix Jr., not lost by the two odd men out, Dylan Morris and Sam Huard. In fact, DeBoer stressed that Husky fans should throw out any preconceived notions they have of Morris and Huard, because…

After Washington’s first football practice of fall camp Thursday, first-year coach Kalen DeBoer extolled the virtues of various esoteric elements of the Husky program.