Wednesday Dots: Dawgy Jolly Christmas

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• All season long, Christian Caple has taken us behind the scenes with gameday videos from his experiences at UW games, home and away. He finishes the series with videos from the LA Bowl.

• The Huskies Women’s Basketball team played their final non-conference game against Pacific and blew their opponents out of the water with a 90-50 road romp. The Huskies are 10-2, with one of the losses coming in an early-season conference match-up with USC. The other loss was on this road trip, to Stanford, so the Huskies will need to pile up some signature wins going into conference play.

• The staff at Dawgman handed out their UW Football end of year awards. Demond Williams got almost all of the offensive MVP votes and Alex McLaughlin was, somewhat surprisingly, the unanimous defensive MVP. Further down the list of awards, there is some more variety.

• More on year-in-review content, Go Huskies recaps the season for UW Cross-Country. The Women’s team, in particular, achieved plenty of team and individual honors through the year.

• It’s a quieter part of the year for Huskies sports and a quieter part of the year at UWDP, as well. Thank you all for reading and contributing to our community for another year. We are, above all, a FAN site, so we identify with all of you more than we do with most of the media. For that reason, I am immensely grateful for the passion, the interest, and the discussion you all bring to the table all year. Thank you all and happy holidays.

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— Scottie Graham (@ScottieGraham) December 24, 2025

Pro Dawg ️ ️️
Congrats @Buddabaker3 https://t.co/2jrTktUhZ9

— Washington Football (@UW_Football) December 23, 2025

You freaking wish https://t.co/ohrkaoAAFqpic.twitter.com/krvtpeRsJL

— Kibbie Dome (@KibbieDome) December 24, 2025

Another statement fall ️

A men’s soccer national title, a women’s soccer Elite Eight run & an NCAA Championship berth for women’s cross country have Washington ranked second in the Big Ten & 10th nationally in the Learfield Directors’ Cup fall standings.#GoHuskies x #LDC26pic.twitter.com/CKP1amIT6W

— Washington Athletics (@UWAthletics) December 23, 2025

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