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August 17, 2007 8:04 AM

Friday morning notes

Posted by Bob Condotta

I wrote about UW's senior receiving corps for today, partiuclarly the four seniors left from the Class of 2003, a group that has always gotten a lot of attention. Fairly or unfairly, that group will always be known for being part of the "seven-receiver class'' a phrase I see and read all the time when talking about the Class of 2003.

Also today is our camp glance, including a little Q-and-A with Cody Ellis with the fun news that he and roommate Anthony Russo have watched the movie Anchorman three straight nights.

IN OTHER NEWS:

--- Isaiah Stanback beat Champ Bailey for a deep pass in Dallas' practice yesterday and is expected to play in Saturday's game.

--- The East Valley Tribune, a paper in the Phoenix area, has this preview of the Huskies.
Nothing you don't already know but it is always interesting to get an outsider's perspective.

--- Matt Hayes of The Sporting News thinks that UCLA could win the national title this season.

--- It was mentioned on here yesterday that Jonathan Stewart was hurt again at Oregon. Sounds now like he's okay.

--- Here's everything you might want to know about Syracuse, including details of the team's scrimmage the other day.

--- As for the counter not working, I have no idea --- we're still having a few glitches in all of our blogs --- but I'll pass that on.

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