I knew he was released by your coach, but we just got word Snyder hired him, on paper he seems to have had pretty good success with coaching the LB units wherever he's been. How was he as a recruiter, etc. And how much of the fault do you think lay with him for defensive woes UW had this past year. Just curious. thanks.

Rivals.com will hold a live chat Wednesday at 9 a.m. Pacific to hold discussion over the top 100 juniors that will be released the same day.

The Rivals100 is the top 100 recruited players from the Class of 2013. Surely, Skyline quarterback Max Browne will make the cut. This class doesn't quite have the star power in the Northwest that it had in 2012. Tailback Thomas Tyner of Aloha, Ore., will be another Rivals100 pick, I'm guessing.

Who am I missing?
This post was edited on 2/7 7:57 PM by Ron Newberry
This post was edited on 2/7 7:57 PM by Ron Newberry

Rivals live chat at 9 a.m. Pacific time

UW's senior WR, Jermaine Kearse, has been invited to the NFL combine. There had been rumors of him being invited, but after his disappointing season, I had my doubts.

Chris Polk, Senio Kelemete, and Alameda Ta'amu were all invited, but those aren't nearly as big of surprises. Kearse, on the other hand, who has struggled with drops all year, really needs to impress at the combine. Proving his quickness and speed is going to be all that more important, especially since he didn't have the chance to impress at any postseason "all-star" games.

What do you all think, does Kearse get drafted? It will be tough, but he's a big guy who I'm sure teams will have interest in, regardless of his struggles.

Once again a win is a win, but UDUB should be winning these games more comfortably than they are.

It's been more than a month since Coach Sark has picked up a commit. The next one could be Cory Waller (OLB; Long Beach, Calif.) or maybe even Danny Shelton (DE, Auburn). Who seems the most likely to pick Washington next?