Husky Football Blog
Times reporter Bob Condotta keeps the news coming about the Montlake Dawgs.
February 10, 2008 1:27 PM
Recruiting never stops
Posted by Bob Condotta
Just four days removed from signing their 2008 class the UW coaches are already working on 2009.
The team is holding one of its Junior Days today with a dozen or so local football players being shown around the facilities by UW assistant coaches and taking in the UW-UCLA basketball game. Among the coaches I saw showing players around were Charlie Baggett, Tim Lappano and new defensive coordinator Ed Donatell (that doesn't mean more aren't involved, that's just who I saw walking around the halls during the game).
These aren't necessarily players who all have offers or anything, but players who are on preliminary lists of possible recruits, andn Junior Day gives an early chance for coaches to get to know potential recruits and vice versa.

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