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Tracy Ford, owner of Ford Sports Performance in Tukwila, WA, who has worked with football players from youth leagues all the way up to the NFL, weighed in on the Demond Williams Jr situation at UW and the bigger picture of what high school and collegiate athletes have to deal with in this new age of NIL.

Boise State University professor Sam Ehrlich told FOX 13 that the Demond Williams situation highlights ongoing confusion and instability in college athletics, even after Williams announced his return to Washington. Ehrlich said unresolved legal questions around NIL, eligibility rules and athlete compensation suggest the current system is still evolving and far from settled.

Three anglers are followed as they fish with experts and anglers around the Pacific Northwest.

The Seahawks are set to enjoy a bye week as the NFL Playoffs get started. We hear from the team about how the running game is leading the way. We also hear from experts around the NFC West with their predictions for this weekend and who will be the last four standing. All this, as well as legal analysis following Huskies' quarterback Demond Williams Jr.'s back-and-forth decisions this past week. And we talk a little Kraken too, as they extend their point streak.

The Seahawks make an appearance at the Jackson High School vs. Squalicum girls flag football game in Everett.

Aaron Levine joins Ethan McReynolds on the show to discuss the big news of Huskies QB Demond Williams returning to the University of Washington. We also hear from former Huskies running back Terry Hollimon and why he supports the decision. Also, we hear from NFL reporter Corbin Smith as the Seahawks practice for the final time this week and get his predictions on the NFC wild card games this weekend.

Two days after shocking the University of Washington and the college football world by announcing his plans to enter the transfer portal, quarterback Demond Williams Jr. announced he will be staying at the school for the 2026 season.

Sports reporters who cover the Seahawks, 49ers, Cardinals, and Rams come together to break down how the NFC West is shaping up this season.

Dick Fain joins the show to discuss the fallout with QB Demond Williams and the Huskies football team. Plus, we hear from the Seahawks players as they return to practice and Kraken radio broadcaster, Mike Benton talks about the team's recent success. Also, our spotlight features an emotional event to celebrate the life of former UW soccer player, Mia Hamant who died of cancer last year.

D Jack is back from holiday to join Ethan just in time to discuss the biggest story in all of college sports: Demond Williams announcing his intention to enter the transfer portal just four days after signing a contract to stay at Washington. Ethan and D Jack debate Washington's decision to pursue legal action and breakdown how this case could change the future of college football forever. Ethan also explains why the real villain isn't the university or the player in this whole debacle. The Seahawks have the week off and deservedly so as they locked up the number one seed in the NFC with a franchise record 14th win in their regular season finale against the 49ers. The guys preview the playoffs, discuss the potential opponents ahead, and explain why the Legion of Boom comparisons this defense is getting are completely warranted. Just two weeks ago, the Kraken were tied for the least amount of points in the entire league. Now, they sit just one point out of first place in the division. Ethan and D Jack discuss the Kraken's resurgence led by a bounce back year from Philip Grubauer and a relentless pressure from the 4th line that's setting the rest of the team up for success.

Just days after he signed a new deal to stay in Seattle, Washington Huskies quarterback Demond Williams announced he's entering the transfer portal, opening a while can of worms when it comes to college football contracts.