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There's nothing like sweating out hard work, and a bunch of screaming and yelling in front of the network that promotes itself as the "Worldwide Leader in Sports" – ESPN.
But University of Washington football coach Steve Sarkisian welcomed the idea.
Sarkisian informed the team he would be miked up for a segment that will air on ESPN's college football show, "Game Day."
"It's to show everybody how hard we work," Sarkisian said following the team's two-hour, 20-minute practice Monday, and after the ESPN camera crew wrapped up for the day. "It's the same reason why we open our practice, you know."
Sunday is an off-day for a few of the Pacific-10 Conference schools. Here is what I could find:
OREGON: The Ducks will feature a lot of receivers taller than 6 feet – and with hops, too.
OREGON STATE: Small-town walkon is poised to start at left guard for Beavers offensive line.
USC: Carroll has already pointed to Armstead's replacement at defensive end: Jackson.
WASHINGTON STATE: The Spokesman-Review continues its position evaluation, this time focusing on the offensive line and center Kenny Alfred, a Gig Harbor High graduate.
