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Demond Williams Jr. Likely to Be Washington's Starting Quarterback vs. Penn State

Jedd Fisch said the sophomore quarterback will return if healthy, while Washington delays a final call until later in the week for competitive reasons.

  • Washington head coach Jedd Fisch announced on Monday that junior quarterback Demond Williams Jr. will start against Penn State this Saturday, provided he remains healthy throughout the week.
  • Williams suffered a fractured rib against Iowa on October 9, 2026, remaining sidelined until replacing Elijah Brown during the fourth quarter of Saturday's 17-10 win at Nebraska.
  • During that relief appearance, Williams finished 7 for 13 passing for 99 yards and a touchdown, while adding 28 yards rushing on four carries to help secure the victory.
  • Fisch added that a final decision regarding the starting quarterback will not be made until later in the week to maintain a competitive advantage.
  • The Huskies look to build on the momentum from the fourth quarter as they prepare to host Penn State at Husky Stadium this Saturday.
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Demond Williams Jr. likely to be Washington's starting quarterback vs. Penn State

Demond Williams Jr.’s time away from being Washington’s starting quarterback did not last long

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Demond Williams Jr. likely to be Washington’s starting quarterback vs. Penn State

SEATTLE (AP) — Demond Williams Jr.’s time away from being Washington’s starting quarterback did not last long.

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