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February 15, 2008 4:00 PM
SI.com praises Donatell hire
Posted by Bob Condotta
In his list of the top 10 newly hired assistants likely to make the biggest impact next season, Stewart Mandel of SI.com rates UW defensive coordinator Ed Donatell No. 6.
Donatell was officially hired a couple weeks ago to take over a defense that ranked as the worst in school history last season in terms of yards allowed.
Mandel writes that UW's defense "was in desperate need of a new direction. Donatell obviously brings significant experience.''
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