DawgmanRadio: Wrapping up the coaching hires, stoking the transfer portal during the holiday season

The guys from Dawgman.com - Kim Grinolds, Chris Fetters, and Scott Eklund - sat down and went through the Washington news of this past week or so, namely the hiring of the rest of Kalen DeBoer's staff, and also the comings and goings through the transfer portal - and there were a few to talk about.To start with, the Gatorade had barely been dunked by the Fresno State players after their bowl win over UTEP before Washington announced the remaining hires of Kalen DeBoer's coaching staff.This is DeBoer's staff heading into the 2022 season:Kalen DeBoer, head coachOffense:Ryan Grubb, offensive coordinator, quarterbacks coachJunior Adams, wide receivers coachScott Huff, offensive line coachLee Marks, running backs coachNick Sheridan, tight ends coachDefense:William Inge, co-defensive coordinator, linebackers coachChuck Morrell, co-defensive coordinator, safeties coachInoke Breckterfield, defensive line coachJulius Brown, cornerbacks coachEric Schmidt, special teams coordinator, defensive ends coachRon McKeefery, head strength &amp; conditioning coachCourtney Morgan, Director of Player PersonnelThe Dawgman guys first talk about any surprises from that list, including the coaches that were retained (Huff/Adams), then briefly discuss the general makeup of the offensive staff and speculate as to why DeBoer would want to keep on two offensive coaches from the previous staff considering how poor UW's offense played as a whole in 2021.The next segment took time to speak directly about DeBoer's two significant support hires; Courtney Morgan and Ron McKeefery. How will recruiting fundamentally change from an organizational standpoint? And with the Strength and Conditioning program, will former head S&amp;G man Tim Socha want to stay on, or move away from Seattle?After a quick break to pay some bills, the Dawgman guys come back to talk mostly portal news and recruiting. Washington picked up a couple of players in the portal (Michael Penix, Jr. and Jordan Perryman), while many UW players decided to move on (Sam Taimani, Sawyer Racanelli, Mark Redman, <a href="https://247sports.com/Player/Cooper-M ...