​In this episode, Ryan and Brett analyze the Seattle Kraken's inconsistent season, emphasizing the need for accountability among younger players.​ Despite expressing disappointment in their playoff chances, they maintain optimism about the potential for younger talents like Maddie Beniers and suggest a "Kraken Intervention" to boost team morale, highlighting the unwavering support from fans.

The episode features hosts Brett and Ryan discussing the current struggles of the Seattle Kraken as they reflect on their performance and expectations midway through the season. Brett thinks the Kraken are in a "full-blown tailspin", Ryan thinks there is a lack of cohesion among players, with some wanting to play aggressively while others favor a more cautious approach. Both hosts agree that the key players need to step up, and Yanni Gord echoed this sentiment, indicating that more emotional engagement and passion are necessary on the ice. Kraken need to get back to fundamentals and win some games on the road! #GOKRAKEN

The Kraken are in a rough patch but Chris is back on the show (kinda) to make all of our woes feel better (kinda)! Go Kraken!

In this episode, Brett and Ryan have a conversation covering various topics, starting with a playful discussion about hanging a logo on the wall and the challenges of displaying it. They then talk about Ryan's sudden excitement during the pre-show and joke about Austin Powers references, which not everyone in the group fully understands. The hosts move on to discussing hockey, focusing on the Seattle Kraken’s recent games against the Philadelphia Flyers, Calgary Flames, and Colorado Avalanche. They analyze the Kraken's performance, satisfied with their two wins and the close loss to the Avalanche. The group discusses the concept of "response goals" in hockey, emphasizing their importance and jokingly proposing a reverse strategy of letting the opposing team score first to motivate comebacks. They reference beer league hockey and joke about unconventional sports strategies, all while keeping the conversation light and filled with banter. Toward the end, they reference the movie Seabiscuit to draw a parallel between holding back in competition and achieving a comeback victory. Lets Go Kraken!!

Hosts Brett and Ryan Wetstein analyze the Seattle Kraken's mixed start to the season, currently holding a 2-2 record after four games. They reflect on the home opener's atmosphere, noting a lack of pre-game excitement due to the unusual afternoon timing. Ryan is disappointed with the team's performance compared to the promotional hype, drawing parallels with the Mariners and Seahawks. Hopefully the Kraken can get some bonding on the road. They discuss assistant coach Jessica Campbell's significant role in strategic planning and in-game adjustments, particularly praising her impact on the forwards' development. They give flowers to Captain Jordan Eberle. He's a natural fit as captain! We're excited for the team's potential and the energy at home games and won't stand for mediocrity. And what's with the Davy Jones hat moving to a new, motivational belt?! The team's identity should stem from hard work and performance rather than gimmicks, we need team spirit and accountability for a successful season! Lets go Kraken!!

Welcome back to Dub’d Up, Husky Nation! This week's episode covers everything you need to know about the Washington Huskies' second game of the season, where they take on Eastern Michigan as 25-point favorites. Join us as we break down the keys to the game, highlight standout players, and dive into our predictions for how the Huskies will fare.

Husky Nation, welcome back to Dub'd Up! In this week's episode, we break down the Huskies' 35-3 victory over Weber State, focusing on a stellar defensive performance. Was this a glimpse into the future for UDub's defensive line depth? We've got all the key insights, plus exclusive highlights from the game!

Did Jonah Coleman just give us a glimpse of the next superstar RB on Montlake? Welcome back to Dub'd Up, Husky Nation! In this week’s episode, we’re breaking down the Washington Huskies' 35-3 blowout win over Weber State. From offensive line rotations to Jonah Coleman’s monster performance, we’ve got all the key takeaways from the game. Plus, how did Will Rogers handle the pressure in his first start, and what’s ahead for the Huskies as they prep for tougher competition?

Part 1 of our Offense Season Preview: Is Will Rogers Ready to Ignite U-Dub's Offense? Welcome back to Dub'd Up, Husky Nation! This week, we're diving headfirst into what promises to be an electrifying season for the Washington Huskies' offense under Coach Jedd Fisch. In this episode, we explore the explosive potential of Will Rogers as he takes the reins of the offense. Can he lead the Huskies to that coveted 34.7 points per game mark, Jedd Fisch achieved at Arizona last year? We break down his role, the Running Backs + Wide Receivers that will have crucial part in the game plan, and how the team's pre-snap motion could be a game-changer. Join Our Community: Dub'd Up Discord: https://discord.com/invite/SMwjd4DpHj @DubdUpHuskies on X (Twitter): https://twitter.com/dubduphuskies Youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCKPkp7Bi52ErFkGWtOTOfCg Will Rogers: The Key to U-Dub's Success? Will Rogers steps into the spotlight as U-Dub's new signal-caller. We analyze how his experience and quick release could be the key to keeping the Huskies' offense humming. What challenges does the offensive line face, and how crucial is their performance to Rogers' success? Running Back Duo: Top Tier in the Big Ten? Jonah Coleman and Cam Davis—could this duo become the best in the Big Ten? We discuss their complementary skill sets and how their versatility in both rushing and receiving could make them unstoppable. Could we see both backs hitting 1,000 total yards this season? Pre-Snap Motion & Offensive Schemes Unpacked From intricate pre-snap motions to deceptive play-action setups, we delve into how U-Dub's offense plans to outsmart defenses. With insights from film breakdowns, we discuss how these strategies could lead to explosive plays and keep opponents guessing. Spotlight on Young Talent: Demond Williams Could freshman quarterback Demond Williams see playing time this season? We debate whether he’s ready to step up if needed and how his speed could add a new dimension to the offense. What impact could he have, even in a limited role? Film Breakdown with Coach Kou (@CoachKou on X/Twitter) We’re taking a deep dive into the Husky playbook with insights from Coach Kou. Watch as we break down key plays and discuss how they’ll translate to success on the field this season. From running concepts to passing schemes, we’ve got it all covered.

How will the Huskies' offensive line and tight ends rise to the Big Ten challenge? Welcome back to Dub'd Up, Husky Nation! In this episode, we're breaking down the strengths and concerns surrounding the offensive line and tight end units as we gear up for the Big Ten competition. From the potential of Collected Latu as a key offensive weapon to the critical communication needed across the line, we’ve got you covered. Can these units hold the line against the best in the country? Join Our Community: Dub'd Up Discord: https://discord.com/invite/SMwjd4DpHj @DubdUpHuskies on X (Twitter): https://twitter.com/dubduphuskies Youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCKPkp7Bi52ErFkGWtOTOfCg Offensive Line Challenges: As the Huskies face the Big Ten, the offensive line's communication and cohesion will be tested like never before. We dive into the starting five, led by Guard Miller, and discuss the importance of seamless blocking schemes and the role of chip blocks to protect Will Rogers. Will this line be able to withstand the pressure from powerhouse defenses? Tight End Specialization: Collected Latu and Quentin Moore bring unique skills to the table. We analyze how their specialization could be key to executing Jedd Fisch's complex offensive strategies. From running full route trees to securing crucial blocks, the tight ends' versatility will be vital to the Huskies’ success. Big Ten Transition: The Huskies are no longer in the Pac-12—this is Big Ten football. We explore the necessary adjustments in strategy and preparation that the team must make to compete against the likes of Ohio State and Michigan. What are the keys to ensuring a smooth transition and staying competitive? Interactive Q&A Session: Engage with us as we answer your questions about the offensive line’s development, the tight end rotation, and more. Join the discussion and get the latest insights on everything Husky football.