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Blue Ribbon Yearbook previews the 2012-13 college basketball season, exclusively on Insider.

Story | Conversation | October 21, 2012

Washington guard Tony Wroten announced Tuesday he will declare for the NBA draft and hire an agent, ending his collegiate career after one season during which he was the Pac-12 freshman of the year but could not help the Huskies reach the NCAA tournament.

NEW YORK -- Washington, under coach Lorenzo Romar, has been defined by its guard play, which includes undersized players with games that seem larger than life. Sure, there was the Jon Brockman era, when he was the dominant persona with his board wor...

Washington guard Isaiah Thomas announced Thursday he's forgoing his senior season with the Huskies and entering the NBA draft and will not return to school no matter what happens.

In this installment of Conference Voices, Washington's Isaiah Thomas explains why he's raising the roof again, how he became online buddies with Kevin Durant, and why he's excited to play in Oregon's new arena.

Blog | Conversation | February 02, 2011

There are five likely favorites for Terrence Ross, and he would be a good fit at any of them.

Chad Ford's latest Stock Watch examines college freshmen, including the surging Xavier Henry, the erratic Kenny Boynton Jr. and everyone in between, including Texas guard Avery Bradley, whom scouts are struggling to envision as a point guard.

Blog | Conversation | December 15, 2009

For Isaiah Thomas, living with his frame was harder than living with the famous name. The freshman now is known as the little man who's making big noise at Washington.

Brandon Roy become the second player in the 107-season history of basketball at the University of Washington to have his Huskies jersey retired.

A few weeks ago, Arizona and Washington looked like the Pac-10's best. Now they are fighting for their Tournament lives. • Bruised Bruins

Louisville 93, Washington 79

Here's how I see the two name matchups on Thursday shaking out.

Story | Conversation | March 22, 2005

We asked our friends at What-If Sports to simulate each first-round game in the NCAA Tournament.

Story | Conversation | March 21, 2005

Arizona and Washington, the remaining representatives of the Pac-10, made it look easy in the second round in Boise. Will their paths cross once more?

Washington is making it a lot harder to question its No. 1 seed in the Albuquerque Regional.

Since the Huskies got a No. 1 seed, ESPN has been with them any time they're doing something and we have cameras in hand.