Demond Williams Jr. Racks up 373, 4 TDs as Washington Rolls to 48-16 Win over Eastern Washington
Williams completed 27 of 33 passes as Washington scored on four of its first five drives and improved to 3-0.
- On Saturday, the Washington Huskies defeated FCS Eastern Washington 48-16 in front of 61,619 fans at Husky Stadium, with quarterback Demond Williams Jr. throwing for 373 yards and four touchdowns.
- After averaging just 20 points in victories against Washington State and Utah State, the Huskies' offense scored on four of its first five drives against the Football Championship Subdivision visitors.
- Sophomore receiver Dezmen Roebuck tallied 121 yards on nine catches, while Baron Naone added 103 yards and Rashid Williams secured two touchdowns and 86 yards receiving.
- Defensively, Washington stifled the Eagles on fourth down multiple times, while backup quarterback Elijah Brown connected with Trez Davis for a 2-yard touchdown pass as the Huskies moved to 3-0.
- Washington hosts Minnesota next Saturday night to begin Big Ten conference play, with Coach Jedd Fisch seeking to maintain momentum after this dominant home victory.
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thesportsleader.comDemond Williams Jr. stars as Washington handles Eastern Washington
Demond Williams Jr. tied a career high with four touchdown passes as host Washington got its offense untracked in a 48-16 victory against Eastern Washington on Saturday in Seattle.Rashid Williams made two TD receptions for the Huskies (3-0), who were r...
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Demond Williams Jr. racks up 373, 4 TDs as Washington rolls to 48-16 win over Eastern Washington
SEATTLE (AP) — Demond Williams Jr. racked up 373 yards and four touchdowns on 27-of-33 passing and Washington put together its best offensive showing of the season in a 48-16
Eagles show fight, fall to ranked Huskies on the road
SEATTLE, Wash. — The matchup was difficult for Eastern Washington football as they traveled to play a ranked FBS opponent, but walked off the field with a lot to build on as a team. Eastern fell to No. 24 Washington, 48-16, competing with energy for 60 minutes. EWU’s record drops to 1-3 this season, while the Huskies improve to 3-0. “I loved to say the score wasn’t indicative of how we were playing. Getting the redzone pick was huge, and momentu…
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