Seahawks wide receiver Jermaine Kearse celebrates after the Seattle Seahawks defeat the Green Bay Packers 28-22 in overtime for the NFC Championship at CenturyLink Field on Sunday. (Bettina Hansen/The Seattle Times)

It just keeps getting better for Jermaine Kearse.

By now, you’ve surely seen the play many times: the former Husky coming through with yet another clutch postseason catch, this one a 35-yard touchdown in overtime to send the Seahawks back to the Super Bowl. Bob Condotta writes that it is “one of the most memorable moments in Seattle sports history.” Hard to argue with that.

“I wish every ball in the game felt as easy as that one,’’ Kearse said. “I mean, I just had no doubt in my mind I was going to come down with that play.’’

Catching up on some other weekend happenings:

• The UW men also had a big comeback Sunday to beat Oregon at home.
• Danny Shelton, a potential top-10 pick, draws another comparison to Haloti Ngata.
• Kasen Williams had two catches for six yards in the East-West Shrine Game.
• Andrew Hudson had a sack in the NFLPA bowl game Saturday. Here’s more on Hudson’s bowl week.
• The Huskies are apparently getting a new graduate assistant coach.
• The ESPN Pac-12 blog has some bold predictions for 2015.
• Linebacker recruit Kyler Manu says he’s on track to enroll at UW in time for spring ball.
• The Huskies hosted six recruits for official visits over the weekend: OT Trey Adams, DL Ricky McCoy, WR Andre Baccellia and LB Ben Burr-Kirven are already committed to UW. The other two visitors were DL Benning Potoa’e out of Lakes High School, the state’s top recruit according to Scout, and DE/LB Mika Tafua from Honolulu.

Had an amazing weekend, i love seattle after my first time being there Go Dawgs! #$uicideSquad

— Ricky Shawndre McCoy (@_Predator09_) January 18, 2015

#7: Shaq Thompson rumbles 100-yards for a #scoopandscore at Cal. #12Best pic.twitter.com/8ozvF6cPTJ

— Pac-12 Networks (@Pac12Networks) January 18, 2015