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Join Donald Watts, former University of Washington Husky basketball player, in a dynamic episode of Watts Up Wednesday exploring recent shifts in UW's football program. From Coach Caleb DeBoer's departure to Jeff Fish's arrival, Watts discusses the challenges, expectations, and the need for robust community support.

The conversation extends beyond football, touching on the impactful resources shaping college sports – from TV sponsorships to the evolving landscape of Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL). Watts and JB also dissect Pete Carroll's exit from the Seattle Seahawks, speculating on potential replacements and offering insights into the NBA's current state.

In a poignant moment, Watts reflects on the passing of Golden State Warriors assistant coach Dejan Milojevic, emphasizing life's fragility and urging listeners to appreciate each day. The episode concludes with a brief update on Watts' brother, Isaiah Thomas, securing another opportunity with the Memphis Grizzlies.

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On this throwback episdoe we talked with the legendary Rich Gray. He detailed his journey which included working with Hall of Famers Kevin Garnett and Isaiah Thomas, along with creating and founding Zumble, Gray Area Sports Group, helping the Brooklyn Nets, NY Liberty, Chicago Sky, and Kansas City Chiefs. If you missed it the first time, you don't want to miss this classic twice.

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This week, we check out the life of a man who had plenty of good things happen to him, due strictly to the fact that he is 7 feet tall. He squandered his opportunities, while smiling his way out of a job, and eventually, his freedom. He was called "the worst driver of any Detroit athlete" by a newspaper, and that was only the start. He ends up being very familiar with prison, due to his constant drug use, and apparent intent to distribute cocaine! Did he ever turn it around, or is he still wandering through life, just hitting his head on things??

Be the worst driver in Detroit, threaten to fight a cop, while you have a car full of weed, and be careful not to get "back stabbed" with William Bedford!!

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Some episodes just deserve love for both basketball and non-basketball reasons. Isaiah Thomas should be every young hooper’s role model and recognized by all. From growing up with very little opportunity to be seen in the hoops world, to developing into an overseas star, Isaiah carved his own path to success and made a name for himself. 

You saw the desire and will in his game along with his high arching jumper, hypnotizing moves off the dribble, and the occasional electrifying posters. The highlights caught our eye, but it’s what he continued to do when the ball stopped bouncing that touched us the most. A career-ending accident would defeat or completely break most people but for Isaiah Thomas, it is quite the opposite. You see the same heart and desire in his day-to-day life after his accident and his willingness to be open and help inspire others. We just had to reach out and learn more.

We love Isaiah and it was important for us to recognize him as a player but to also learn more about his story after basketball. He is doing big things with his clothing brand and we know that his greatness will only continue to grow. We know this because thats just the type of dude he is. This is the one person we know that will never give up. Watch It Pay Off. 

Thank you Isaiah Thomas!

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James D. Moran, vice president for programs and outreach at the American Antiquarian Society joins us to talk about the amazing life and career of tsaiah Thomas  (1749-1831), publisher of the Massachusetts Spy,  and a leader in the Sons of Liberty, and founder of the American Antiquarian Society.   Find out how Thomas stole his printing press out of Boston on April 16, 1775, and then published his account of the battles of Lexington and Concord (he was a witness to the fighting in Lexington)  in Worcester on May 3.  Thomas:  Patriot Printer

This episode of Husky Classics presented by Audi delivers you the Pac-10 Championship Game of the 2011 men's basketball season, when Washington battled No. 16 Arizona at the Staples Center in Los Angeles, Calif. on March 12, 2011 with Bob Rondeau and Jason Hamilton on the call.

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Eric Newman and BJ Armstrong discuss David Stern's powerful legacy and look back at the past decade. From Ray Allen's corner 3 to Kawhi Leonard's corner 3 to the night when Kobe and the Warriors went for 60 and 73. Plus Miami LeBron vs. Cleveland LeBron, Linsanity vs Isaiah Thomas and a prediction that will change the NBA in the next decade.

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We're in the Christmas sprit and Jags fans are enjoying their first gift from owner Shad Khan.   Khan fired Tom Coughlin this week but will he be the only one?

Week 16 picks, Colin Kapernick and Nike release limited edition AF1's, and Eddie Murphy on SNL.  Also will Seattle bring Beast Mode Marshawn Lynch back?  Washington Wizard Isaiah Thomas went into the stands to confront a unruley fan.....  should he be punished?

The NBA Playoffs are here as Eric Newman breaks down this western conference first round matchup between the #2 seeded Denver Nuggets and #7 seeded San Antonio Spurs.

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