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Posted on 9/2/08 at 6:01 pm to Chinese Bandit
Molly Yanity
mollyyanity@seattlepi.com
Molly Yanity took over the Washington Huskies football beat when Tyrone Willingham was hired in December 2004. She is currently looking to go at least .500 and earn a fifth season.
When the Huskies program was in the hands of Keith Gilbertson and Rick Neuheisel, Yanity was covering high school sports, Huskies women's basketball and Washington State football for the P-I, while filling in on everything from Mariners games to marathons.
Prior to joining the P-I in 2000, Yanity had worked at ESPN Internet Ventures editing WNBA.com and NBA.com. She also covered sports by the beach (at the Daily Pilot in Costa Mesa, Calif.) and in the desert (at the Imperial Valley Press in El Centro, Calif.)
Yanity attended Point Loma Nazarene University in San Diego and still calls her journalism professor, Dr. Dean Nelson, her inspiration.
Before making the trek across the country to college, Yanity grew up in Athens, Ohio. Her grandfather was a football official in the Mid-American and Big Ten Conferences and she traveled the Midwest to watch him officiate. He also took her to Pittsburgh and Florida to watch the Pittsburgh Pirates. It was on those trips where she learned to love being around sports and decided she wanted to be a sports writer.
A life-long Steelers fan, Yanity's career highlight was covering Super Bowl XL. (Sorry, Seahawks fans.)
When she's not working on earning that fifth year, she enjoys reading, cooking, playing softball and spending time with her partner, miniature dashchund and friends -- especially at Jabu's Pub in Queen Anne.
mollyyanity@seattlepi.com
Molly Yanity took over the Washington Huskies football beat when Tyrone Willingham was hired in December 2004. She is currently looking to go at least .500 and earn a fifth season.
When the Huskies program was in the hands of Keith Gilbertson and Rick Neuheisel, Yanity was covering high school sports, Huskies women's basketball and Washington State football for the P-I, while filling in on everything from Mariners games to marathons.
Prior to joining the P-I in 2000, Yanity had worked at ESPN Internet Ventures editing WNBA.com and NBA.com. She also covered sports by the beach (at the Daily Pilot in Costa Mesa, Calif.) and in the desert (at the Imperial Valley Press in El Centro, Calif.)
Yanity attended Point Loma Nazarene University in San Diego and still calls her journalism professor, Dr. Dean Nelson, her inspiration.
Before making the trek across the country to college, Yanity grew up in Athens, Ohio. Her grandfather was a football official in the Mid-American and Big Ten Conferences and she traveled the Midwest to watch him officiate. He also took her to Pittsburgh and Florida to watch the Pittsburgh Pirates. It was on those trips where she learned to love being around sports and decided she wanted to be a sports writer.
A life-long Steelers fan, Yanity's career highlight was covering Super Bowl XL. (Sorry, Seahawks fans.)
When she's not working on earning that fifth year, she enjoys reading, cooking, playing softball and spending time with her partner, miniature dashchund and friends -- especially at Jabu's Pub in Queen Anne.
Posted on 9/2/08 at 6:02 pm to lsutigermall
quote:hmmm
playing softball and spending time with her partner
Posted on 9/2/08 at 6:09 pm to St Augustine
scott wolf, one of the worst journalists in the history of the world, has ECU ahead of Texas Tech, Bama, and Wake along with Bowling Green being ranked 
Also UCLA ahead of Oregon
Scott Wolf can frick himself
Also UCLA ahead of Oregon
Scott Wolf can frick himself
This post was edited on 9/2/08 at 6:09 pm
Posted on 9/2/08 at 8:16 pm to Chinese Bandit
I just emailed Jon Wilner and gave him a piece of my LSU mind.
Posted on 9/2/08 at 8:52 pm to Irondoctor
Kirk Bohls from the Austin American Statesman is a has LSU at 11 - What a piece of shite! This is another example of why I hate preseason and early polls!
Posted on 9/2/08 at 9:00 pm to Irondoctor
and the dingbat from the tennessean has clemsom at 17 and Bama at 21, even after saturday night's thumping....can't put too much into these polls. he didn't even rank ucla, but the mighty vols are still in his top 25...talk about a homer! 
Posted on 9/2/08 at 9:43 pm to 1bamafan
Now you know why we hate Tennessee.
Posted on 9/3/08 at 12:54 am to Irondoctor
Now YOU know why we hate Glen Guilbeau
Posted on 9/3/08 at 8:55 am to TigerPride10
I feel ya.
Posted on 9/3/08 at 8:59 am to Irondoctor
This post was edited on 9/3/08 at 8:59 am
Posted on 9/3/08 at 9:07 am to Chinese Bandit
quote:
Why the AP should not get votes....
Check out Jon Wilner San Jose (Calif.) Poll
I noticed the same thing. Seriously, this guy could be randomly pulling team names out of a hat and voting for them...same effect.
What a fookin waste of a voting privilege
Posted on 9/3/08 at 9:08 am to GatorTrunk
quote:
I just emailed Jon Wilner and gave him a piece of my LSU mind
I did as well, I let him know that he is full of shite.
Posted on 9/3/08 at 9:30 am to Irondoctor
Who is the chick from Washington? She has LSU #1.
Posted on 9/3/08 at 9:41 am to St Augustine
quote:
playing softball and spending time with her partner
quote:
hmmm
=
bull-dyke
Posted on 9/3/08 at 10:23 am to OTIS2
quote:
Chris Fowler put us at 6. ESPN has a man crush on the Tigers.
Fowler and Herbie are obligated to rank the SEC teams high, it's part of the mandate from management who inked the new ESPN-SEC business partnership.
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