This is where you can find a collection of On Montlake's best work since launching in March 2023.
In no particular order, these are my favorites so far:
October 3, 2023
Remembering Jim Caple
The story of Jim Caple's life — his extraordinary sports-writing career, and his battle with ALS and dementia — written upon his death in October 2023 at age 61.
Read More →January 1, 2024
'You've always got to believe': Washington is one win away from a national championship
From New Orleans, the story of Washington's CFP semifinal win over Texas, and the swat that clinched it.
Read More →Dec. 13, 2023
Inside Rome Odunze's long, strange trip home from Tucson
A collapsed lung prevented Washington's star receiver from flying home with the team. A fractured rib couldn't stop him from helping UW beat Oregon.
Read More →Feb. 10, 2025
Nate Robinson needed a kidney. Shane Cleveland knew he could help
In February 2025, Nate Robinson and Shane Cleveland entered the UW Medical Center having never met. The two are forever bonded after doctors transplanted Shane’s kidney into the body of the UW legend.
Read More →October 14, 2023
Washington beat Oregon, and you had to hear it to believe it
Washington's 36-33 victory over Oregon was a watershed moment during the Huskies' magical 2023 season, and one of the loudest games ever at Husky Stadium.
Read More →Sept. 13, 2024
A Pasadena snapshot, and a tale of perseverance
On the eve of the Apple Cup, get to know Kathy Warren, and consider the ties that bind.
Read More →April 27, 2023
Behind the scenes with Washington coach Kalen DeBoer
DeBoer let me tag along for a few hours before the Huskies' spring game. I learned more than I expected.
Read More →Nov. 13, 2025
At Washington, John Mills carries a family legacy
On tunnels and five generations of UW ties.
Read More →Sept. 18, 2025
'One of one': Dezmen Roebuck's early impact is no surprise in Marana, Ariz.
Ahead of his first college start, a look at Roebuck's Marana roots, and why his first college touchdown meant so much to a grieving family.
Read More →May 22, 2025
Inside Washington's nutrition overhaul
Come with me inside the Don James Center, new home to UW's athlete dining hall.
Read More →Aug. 21, 2025
On Bob Rondeau, and life after work
The former voice of the Huskies retired nearly eight years ago. His life since is a study in retirement as a beginning, not an end.
Read More →Jan. 8, 2026
Demond Williams Jr. has some explaining to do
The Huskies quarterback is staying, after all. Does that feel like a win to you?
Read More →Jan. 8, 2024
In Houston, Washington's dream season meets an unsatisfying conclusion
Michigan wins, 34-13, and the Huskies fall one win shy of a national title.
Read More →Oct. 5, 2024
Washington-Michigan wasn't a rematch, but it sure felt like revenge
The Huskies beat the No. 10 Wolverines, 27-17, and celebrated accordingly.
Read More →Jan. 12, 2024
Just like that, Kalen DeBoer is gone
Four days after coaching in the national title game, DeBoer is leaving Washington for Alabama. It's a reminder that in college football, even the good guys make cutthroat decisions.
Read More →Sept. 26, 2023
UWANIMAL just wants to have fun
Meet the guy whose videos have captivated UW Twitter — and caught the attention of Kalen DeBoer.
Read More →Aug. 4, 2023
Washington leaving the Pac-12 is a total bummer — and totally necessary
Here lies the Pac-12.
Read More →June 12, 2025
On Matt Doherty, Washington's personnel department and what it takes to build a roster
How Doherty and his staff work to fulfill Jedd Fisch's vision for the program.
Read More →Feb. 19, 2025
How will Washington pay athletes in a post-House world? A look at the contract template
Via public records request, we examine the NIL contract terms UW is presenting to its athletes.
Read More →April 2, 2024
Danny Sprinkle's family name is written in UW — and Seattle — history
His dad played football at Washington. The Sprinkle name runs even deeper.
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