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PhotoArt enters his third decade of writing a column about Seattle sports, the people who play them and the fans who pay to watch them. Of the three, there's no question that he's an advocate for the fans.

No issue is tough enough, no cow sacred enough to escape Art's perceptive and piercing commentaries. More than telling it "like it is" or "how it was in the good ol' days," Art reminds us how Sports should be. That's what makes him easily the best sports columnist in the Northwest.

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Misguided leaders shaped Huskies' downfall
Art Thiel: Thanks to a succession of misguided leaders on upper campus and in athletics, combined with a decaying stadium whose massive needs were put off until a time of national economic collapse, the football program is a joke so familiar now that the punch line during recruiting doesn't need to be delivered before the snickering begins.

MONDAY, OCTOBER 6, 2008
Task ahead is bigger than Hawks' defense
Art Thiel: The Seahawks' defense was overmatched and outcoached Sunday against the Giants.

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3, 2008
Giants coach a renaissance man
Art Thiel: RENTON -- A star quarterback at Xavieran Brothers High School in Westwood, Mass., outside of Boston, Matt Hasselbeck was in 1993 a blue-chip recruit sought by many and landed by UCLA.

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 2008
Lincoln addresses failures from his self-described 'hot seat'
Art Thiel: Mariners CEO Howard Lincoln responds on a wide range of topics in a question-and-answer session with Art Thiel

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 2008
Mariners' losses reveal team divided
Art Thiel: The Mariners learned many harsh lessons in 2008, but how to become a team was not one of them.

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 2008
High seas race is not for sissies
Art Thiel: WE TAKE A break today from Seattle's endless circle of the sports drain to talk about a local athlete far more intimate with swirling, unpleasant dampness.

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 2008
UW coach's fate may be sealed
Art Thiel: THE TITANIC GAME between Washington and Stanford just can't get here fast enough.

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