Dawgman: The offseason is huge for every team in college football. The foundation is laid for the coming year and it’s an opportunity for players, young and old, to get their minds right, work on their overall game and make their move.
While the team continues their work, preparing for the season, it’s the time of year when media and fans speculate on who could be the next player to make a move on the depth chart and impact the upcoming season. For Washington, expectations are high. Jimmy Lake is entering his second season as the head coach and after a solid but abrupt 2020 campaign, many believe the Huskies have what it takes to win the Pac 12 North and make a run at a berth in the College Football Playoffs.
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