On Ep. 156 of Say Who, Say Pod, Christian and Danny want to know why Arizona's new coaching staff didn't recruit Dezmen Roebuck, one of several freshmen who look like they'll get a chance to play for the Washington Huskies this season. They also discuss freshman safety Rylon Dillard-Allen, and how Jedd Fisch's approach to playing freshmen might differ from previous UW coaches.

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Christian and Danny ... are now on YouTube! They discuss UW training camp, growing buzz around the Huskies and what they're looking forward to this season.

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With Danny on vacation, Big Ten Network analyst and Y-Option.com proprietor Yogi Roth joins the show to talk Demond Williams Jr., Jedd Fisch, Derek Zammit and where Washington sits in 2025.

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Christian and Danny talk about the commitment of Brian Bonner, and Danny watches his highlights. They also talk Christian's 22 Most Important list, and CFB 26.

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Christian and Danny discuss the state of QB play in college football, Jedd Fisch's faith in Demond Williams Jr. and the recipe for a school like Washington to compete for a national title.

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Christian and Danny say thanks, discuss home-field advantages and frivolous lawsuits, and remember Bruce Taylor and Scott Miller.

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Christian and Danny celebrate Ep. 150 with an ask, and with salary cap discussion.

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Christian and Danny talk some recruiting, and a lot of House settlement.

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Christian and Danny talk recruiting, Chris Petersen and the Hall of Fame and best UW players since 2000.

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Christian and Danny return after a brief hiatus to talk kickoff times and debate claimed national championships.

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