Road to 1991 Perfection: Best UW Practice Brawl Ever Came Out of This
It was amazing what someone could do when he was big and strong and incredibly mad.
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Dec 20, 2020
In winning a national championship, the University of Washington football team had its best battles at practice.
The No. 1 Husky defense against the first-unit offense.
Purple vs. purple.
Guys flinging guys around. Taking big swings. Getting in healthy shoves.
Former UW defensive lineman Mike Ewaliko remembers an all-out brawl that brought most of the 140 or so players running onto a practice field. It was complete pandemonium on the back field, he said. People were getting kicked, helmets were flying and it was a big old cloud of dust until the coaches finally split it apart. I think we ran. I can t really remember if we ran or they had us go up because it happened so often. It was crazy.
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