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August 10, 2007 4:31 PM

Afternoon practice notes

Posted by Bob Condotta

Back from the beginning of UW's afternoon practice as the team practiced without pads after going full-contact in the morning.

There were a handful of recruits in attendance including all four of the hot prospects from Lakes High --- DE Kavario Middleton, WR Jermaine Kearse, QB Calvin Schmidtke and WR Koreye Dixon. Also on hand was OL Alameda Ta'amu of Rainier Beach.

UW coach Tyrone Willingham warmly greeted Middleton with a handshake and a quick hug, while offensive coordinator Tim Lappano ran over to the Lakes foursome and said "two-minute offense, man, get your gear on and go. We need you!''

As you can see here, Scout.com rates Middleton and Ta'amu as two of the UW's top recruiting targets.

UW worked on punting in the portion of practice we saw, and the order of the punters was Jared Ballman, Ryan Perkins and walk-on Kiel Rasp. Ballman seemed to have the best day, booming a couple and also downing one inside the 5-yard-line to the delight of Willingham, who clapped enthusiastically.

The order the punt returners was D'Andre Goodwin, Cody Ellis, Louis Rankin, Tony Chidiac and Vonzell McDowell. Since it was not live, all the returners did was catch the ball and head upfield so there wasn't much to judge there.

On the injury front, CB Byron Davenport appeared to still be limited, mostly standing to the side as the rest of the corners went through pre-practice drills. LB Donald Butler also appeared to still be favoring his knee, which was wrapped.


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