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Friday Dots: Ulumoo Ale continues evolution as athlete - Vimarsana News

Friday Dots: Ulumoo Ale continues evolution as athlete

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UW's Blue Chip Ratio for 2021 - Vimarsana News

UW's Blue Chip Ratio for 2021

UW's Blue Chip Ratio for 2021 By UWdadVanc on Apr 16, 2021, 6:03pm PDT + Anyone who follows college football recruiting knows about the ‘Blue Chip Ratio' (or do they?). Last year UW was one of the 15 teams in the country with a ‘Blue Chip Ratio' of at least 50%. (I'll continue to use that terminology even though, technically speaking, 50% is a percentage and not a ratio. No sense worrying too much about semantics.) According to Bud Elliot (247Sports), these were the ‘Blue Chip Ratios' of those 15 teams: School 50% (I probably don't need to remind anyone that Alabama won the...

DL Recruit From New Zealand Takes Washington Virtual Tour, Hoping for Offer - Sports Illustrated Washington Huskies News, Analysis and More - Vimarsana News

DL Recruit From New Zealand Takes Washington Virtual Tour, Hoping for Offer - Sports Illustrated Washington Huskies News, Analysis and More

Jan 18, 2021 A New Zealander pursuing American football, Ieremia Moore figures he can fit in just about anywhere. He first traveled 7,000 miles to play the game in California and now he's shopping for a college program that suits him. At 6-foot-4 and 268 pounds, Moore is a Class of 2021 defensive end from St. John Bosco High School in Bellflower, California — the same school school that sent running back Sean McGrew, wide receiver Terrell Bynum and defensive backs Trent McDuffie and James Smith to the University of Washington. So it's not surprising that Moore, a 3-star recruit, recently ...

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