Previewing UW basketball’s 2017-18 roster
By Cody Tyo
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Johnson remains a husky
Sophomore guard Carlos Johnson became a favorite of last year’s coaching staff and saw significant time off the bench. Despite standing at just 6’3″, Johnson plays more like a power forward.
As wars come and go, my soldier stays eternal and I remain a husky! 😈 #GoDawgs
— JAKE UnKnown (@Witness_this23) March 27, 2017
He’s capable of crashing the boards and also proved his offensive ability one game versus Arizona State, scoring a career high 19 points. His intensity will be immensely helpful to Washington, but will likely come off the bench.
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Junior forward Dominic Green played in 30 games a year ago. He struggled shooting the ball, but did provide some valuable minutes defensively. His 7’1″ wingspan is by far his greatest asset–huge for defending on the perimeter.