4th and Inches, a Washington Huskies Podcast

Listen: Noah Dickerson and Trevor Mueller recap the Huskies 55-61 loss to the Stanford Cardinal in Palo Alto. They cover what went right and what went wrong for the Dawgs in their first game since losing Quade Green.

In this impactful episode Jake Grant and Trevor Mueller chat with Husky punter and holder Race Porter about his football journey and his life. Race started a clothing line to help him share his emotions that has grown into a community focused on helping each other through the ups and downs of life.

Jake Grant and Trevor Mueller cover the Huskies blowout win against the Trojans. 12 blocks and 14 steals led to a 32 point win for the Dawgs. Are the young Huskies figuring out this zone?

Noah Dickerson, Jake Grant, and Trevor Mueller review the Huskies loss against UCLA at Hec Ed on Thursday night. What went wrong for the Dawgs and can they be fixed? Rebounds were a major problem that lead to the defeat. Noah gives some insight into rebounding out of the zone.

Noah Dickerson, David Crisp, and Matisse Thybulle share about their experience of returning Washington under Coach Hopkins. Their efforts got the program back to national relevance by getting the Huskies back to the tournament and cementing their legacies as legends.

Noah Dickerson, David Crisp, and Matisse Thybulle talk about their first two years in the Washington program. There were major decisions that had to be made by all players between their freshman and sophomore years. The three also answer the question of when they felt a part of the Seattle basketball family.

Hosts Jake Grant, Noah Dickerson, and Trevor Mueller recap the Huskies trip to the Diamond Head Classic in Hawaii. The Dawgs came up short in the championship game. What went right, what went wrong, and where does the team go as they head into conference play?

Jake Grant and Trevor Mueller cover the recent news of departures of coaches from the program. They talk about Jacob Eason’s decision to enter the draft and other’s choice to come back for another season. The guys also review the 38-7 beat down of the Boise State Broncos in the Vegas Bowl.

Jake Grant and Trevor Mueller preview Boise State as the Broncos and the Dawgs square off in the Vegas Bowl.

Jake Grant and Trevor Mueller review the 23 kids who signed their letter of intent to play football for the University of Washington. The guys talk about the importance of this class and how each one can contribute to the program.

This 3 part series will chronicle the Husky Men’s basketball program’s rise back to the tournament. The foundation of that rise was the seniors that stuck through some tough times at Hec Ed. Part 1 Noah Dickerson and David Crisp talk about their recruitment and that first summer as they transition from high school to college basketball.

In this packed episode Jake and Trevor give their first impressions of the Vegas Bowl and talk about the conference awards. Kasen Williams calls in and talks about his football journey from UW to the NFL and now back to Seattle to play in the XFL. The guys then get into a heated debate about skipping bowl games. Who is right? You tell us.

Noah Dickerson, Jake, and Trevor break down the close loss to the Zags at Hec Ed. The guys break down what went right, what went wrong, and the positive trends this team is showing.

Husky great, Noah Dickerson calls in from Israel to talk about his time at UW and what he is up to now.

Trevor and Jake preview the Huskies upcoming matchup with in state rival Gonzaga University. Andy from the Score Zags Score podcast comes on to give insight about this Bulldogs program.

A shocking development that has shaken the Husky faithful. Head Coach Chris Petersen will step down after the bowl game. Defensive coordinator, Jimmy Lake, will become the next head of the Washington program. Former Husky and NFL lineman, Jordan Reffett joins the show to talk about the departure. Trevor, Jake, and Mike Martin talk about the ramification of this move.

Plastered on t-shirts and posters, this quote rang true for the seventh straight year. Jake and Trevor review the Dawgs dismantling of the Cougars.

In this packed episode Jake and Trevor preview the Apple Cup. Husky legend, Mario Bailey gives his perspective on the Apple Cup, playing for Coach James, and this 2019 Husky program. Former WSU quarterback Alex Brink shares the other side of the rivalry.

Jake and Trevor react to the dumbfounded defeat at the hands of the Buffs. They try to make sense of the offensive issues going into an Apple Cup with no PAC-12 Championship implications.

Jake and Trevor preview the upcoming matchup between the Buff and the Dawgs in Boulder. Will the Huskies end the bowl ambitions of the Colorado program in Mel Tucker’s first year? Stick around to the end to learn of a special guest for next week.

Jake and Trevor recap the Tennessee loss in Toronto and the victory at Hec Ed against Maine.

Trevor interviews bracketologist Rocco Miller on all things college basketball. Rocco explains the art and science that goes into the selection committee’s process in picking the field of 68. He talks about this Huskies team under Coach Hop and gives some teams to watch out for come tournament time.

Jake and Trevor have started a new podcast in partnership with Sports Illustrated. This podcast will cover Washington Men’s Basketball. In the first episode the guys cover the first week of the season and have a conversation with new Husky commit Jackson Grant, 2021 commit from Olympia!

In this episode Yogi Roth stops by to talk Eason, Petersen, Pac-12, and more. Jake and Trevor talk middle linebacker; who should be seeing the bulk of the snaps? They also get into a heated debate about what bowl the Huskies might be invited to, Alamo or Holiday, you be the judge.

Jake and Trevor review the defensive domination the Huskies showed in a win in Corvallis over The Oregon State Beavers.