Ronnie Fouch News

Christian: Because I think Jake Locker is coming back, Ia TMm going to say true.

If we go 5-7 with Ronnie Fouch at QB, would that translate to 10 wins with Locker? If so, does that mean Sark is an amazing coach and that a sub-500 record is just as good as a bowl game? More importantly, will we be "this close" to returning to prominence? Those questions would make a fine fertilizer for your little garden.

In the aftermath of a major football event , completing 19 of 23 passes, three for touchdowns, and running for 77 yards and two more scores.

Washington quarterback Jake Locker has until Jan. 15 to declare for the NFL draft.

The Pac-10 is expected soon to announce the 2010 schedule for the entire conference.

For 13 University of Washington seniors, this Saturday's game against Cal will be the final time they suit up as Husky football players.

Another Apple Cup is over and Washington has ended its two game skid against the worst team the conference has seen in over thirty years.

WSU is going for a record three in a row in this series and five out of six, both streaks UW wants to stop.

One new one, and a few leftovers from last week. And feel free to submit more questions on this thread and I'll get to them throughout the week.

Q: How many linemen do we have committed to come here, offense and defense. A: According to all the recruiting sites, UW has six --- four OLs and two DLs.

Kellen Moore, a sophomore from Prosser, has 27 touchdown passes, only three interceptions and leads the nation in passing efficiency for unbeaten Boise State.

First things first --- QB Jake Locker took about the same amount of snaps as he would for a normal Wednesday practice, first in the rotation with backup Ronnie Fouch --- and appeared to make it through just fine.

Practice is over for today, and while it was about 50 degrees and dropping on the field, the UW coaches tried to get the players in the mood for what awaits Saturday, playing a steady stream of California-themed music --- California Girls, California Dreamin', etc.

UCLA plays Washington Saturday, and Bruins coach Rick Neuheisel has never lost to one of his former teams.

The Washington Huskies are a beat up team. There is no question that the lack of depth for the Huskies has led to too much reliance on the teams stars, especially quarterback Jake Locker.

As the UCLA defense recovers from allowing more than 450 yards of offense for the third consecutive game, it can at breathe a sigh of relief when looking at its opponent this week.

Jake Locker is considered "questionable" to play against UCLA after suffering a deep thigh bruise in the first quarter against Oregon last week.

Another by-product of the bye week was a lot of work for backup QBs Ronnie Fouch and Keith Price, who took the snaps with the first unit with Jake Locker resting a thigh bruise.

The hits do take their toll. And Washington is starting to feel the effects. Coming into this season, Coach Steve Sarkisian said the Huskies football team would export a physical style of play on their opponents.

As embers cool from the scorching Saturday at Montlake, two bits of evidence are worth rinsing off for further examination.