
Washington Huskies Valued at $1.06 Billion, Ranking 15th Nationally
A deep dive into the methodology, rankings and key figures driving the Washington football program's unprecedented valuation.
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A deep dive into the methodology, rankings and key figures driving the Washington football program's unprecedented valuation.

Elise Woodward, a longtime radio sideline reporter and former UW basketball star, has been named the Huskies' full‑time radio play‑by‑play voice, becoming the first woman to hold such a position in FBS football.

Washington announces Elise Woodward as its new full‑time play‑by‑play voice, marking a milestone for women in college football and highlighting her extensive broadcasting career.

Elise Woodward, a University of Washington graduate and seasoned sports broadcaster, will assume the play‑by‑play radio role for Husky Football, succeeding Tony Castricone and honoring the legacy of Bob Rondeau.

Elise Woodward will begin her new role on September 6, leading the radio broadcasts for Washington Football after a distinguished career covering a wide range of sports.

Former NBA star Brandon Roy, who once earned over $100 million in his playing career, now volunteers his time to coach Garfield High School's boys basketball team. After being removed amid unfounded tampering allegations, he has received offers from the Portland Trail Blazers and the University of Washington, and reflects on the joy of mentoring young athletes.

The author reflects on a 1998 conversation about bowl games and argues that expanding the College Football Playoff to 24 teams would create more meaningful games, boost revenue and give more teams a chance at a national title.

Washington State’s baseball coach Nathan Choate has led the Cougars to their first NCAA Tournament appearance in sixteen years, a feat celebrated by former athletic director Pat Chun and underpinned by a career built on player development and resilience.

Washington State University’s baseball coach Nathan Choate has guided the Cougars to their first NCAA Tournament appearance in sixteen years, earning praise for his dedication to player growth amid conference and financial challenges.

With the College Sports Commission’s NIL clearinghouse struggling to meet deadlines and legislative efforts stalled, Big Ten officials are pushing for a self‑governed model that could reshape how college athletics handle money and compliance.