It’s a not a surprise and now it’s official. Notre Dame’s Tyler Eifert has won the John Mackey Award, which goes to the country’s best tight end. He beat out Washington’s Austin Seferian-Jenkins and Stanford’s Zach Ertz.
Washington head coach Lorenzo Romar talks about the health of Scott Suggs and Shawn Kemp Jr., plus the offense and this weekend’s opponent, Nevada:
The status of Scott Suggs and Shawn Kemp Jr. is still up in the air.
Suggs has plantar fasciitis in his right foot. He received platelet-rich plasma treatment Nov. 26, shortly after the injury was first diagnosed. He hasn’t played since.
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Keith Price says the Huskies are still trying to get past the Apple Cup loss:
Steve Sarkisian says he’s excited to be heading to Las Vegas, that he thinks Washington is past the Apple Cup and that getting an eighth win is important to show team is continuing on upswing:
Austin Seferian-Jenkins said he’s past the Apple Cup incident, and game result, plus asked the school not to pursue the person who struck him:
Scott Suggs had a platelet-rich plasma injection into his right foot last week to help him recover from plantar fasciitis faster. He’s going to start participating in practice this week and see how it goes from there.
Shawn Kemp Jr. may also start practicing this week.
Which, for Washington, is good news. It needs all the help it can get.
C.J. Wilcox said he was stunned to be fouled with 3.6 second remaining in the game:
Junior guard C.J. Wilcox
Summing up the game
It was a scrappy win, they definitely gave us opportunities to get it done by fouling us late in the game and we took advantage of those opportunities. We came out in the first half really slow and we knew they could score, so that’s what they did.
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