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Name: Demond Williams Jr. 
College: Washington      Number: 2
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Height: 5-11   Weight: 190
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Class/Draft Year: So/2028

40 Low: 4.43
   40 Time: 4.48
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 Data Scout Notes: X-Top 100 Potential-Maybe Higher/Cannon Arm Dual Threat QB1/4* Top 20 HS Recruit 2024: NAC

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 Demond Williams Jr., Washington, Player News


  Washington quarterback Demond Williams Jr. threw for 402 yards and two touchdowns and ran for 136 yards and two touchdowns to lead the Huskies to a 38-19 win against Rutgers on Friday night. Williams completed 21 of 27 passes and rushed 13 times as he set career highs for passing yards, rushing yards and rushing touchdowns. According to the school, Williams became the 16th player in FBS history to throw for at least 400 yards and rush for at least 100 yards in a game, and the first since 2023. He is also the 12th Washington quarterback to run for 100 yards or more in a game.

Rutgers quarter Athan Kaliakmanis also set career highs with 386 passing yards, 31 completions and 50 attempts. He threw for two touchdowns. Ian Strong had seven receptions for 124 yards. Antwan Raymond and KJ Duff had the touchdowns catches. Williams had touchdown passes of 20 and 38 yards to Denzel Boston. His two rushing touchdowns of 11 and 7 yards were the final two scores for the Huskies (5-1, 2-1 Big Ten Conference). The Scarlet Knights (3-3, 0-3) took a 10-0 lead in the first quarter and led 13-10 at halftime before Washington's offense and Williams took over the game. The Huskies scored touchdowns on their first four drives of the second half, a streak only broken on the final possession when they ran out the clock. Boston had 98 receiving yards and the two touchdowns for Washington, and Dezmen Roebuck caught four passes for 108 yards. Ephesians Prysock sealed the game for Washington with an interception in the end zone with less than two minutes left. - Washington/AP College Football


(DS#8 QB) So/2028 QB Demond Williams Jr.Washington
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  WEEK 4 BIG TEN CO-OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK: Demond Williams Jr., Washington, QB - So. - Chandler, Ariz. - Basha,...Accounted for five total touchdowns as Washington won the Apple Cup vs. Washington State, 59-24...Completed 16-of-19 passes for 298 yards and four touchdowns with no interceptions, while also rushing for 88 yards and a touchdown on 13 carries...His .842 completion percentage was good for eighth in UW single-game history...Led the Huskies to scores on first eight possessions of the game, with the only non-scoring possession, when UW took a knee to end the game (on a one-play drive)...Last Washington Offensive Player of the Week: Jonah Coleman (Sept. 8, 2025). - Big Ten Football

(DS#8 QB) So/2028 QB Demond Williams Jr.Washington
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  Demond Williams Jr. threw four touchdown passes and ran for a score as Washington reclaimed the Apple Cup with a 59-24 victory over Washington State on Saturday night. Williams was at the heart of Washington's offensive success with 298 yards through the air and another 88 on the ground, but the Huskies made use of other weapons on their way to 471 total yards. Running back Jonah Coleman rushed for 59 yards and two touchdowns to help a dominant rushing attack. Denzel Boston led all receivers with 107 yards and two touchdowns. The Huskies scored on every possession, extending their season-opening scoring streak to 21 straight drives. Washington scored touchdowns on seven of its eight scoring drives. Washington opened the 117th Apple Cup with a touchdown drive as Boston caught a 29-yard pass from Williams. There was uncertainty at quarterback for Washington State heading into the game as coach Jimmy Rogers did not name a starter before Saturday's game.

Senior Zevi Eckhaus started in place of redshirt sophomore Jaxon Potter, who threw three interceptions last week in a 59-10 loss to North Texas. Eckhaus was intercepted on Washington State's first drive by safety Alex McLaughlin. The interception sparked back-to-back touchdowns from Washington, both on the ground courtesy of Williams and Coleman. The Cougars' only touchdown of the half came when Eckhaus found redshirt freshman tight end Bo Baker for his first collegiate catch and touchdown. The instate rivals traded touchdowns to start the second half, with Boston adding his second score on a contested catch in the corner of the end zone to open the fourth quarter. The Cougars committed back-to-back turnovers after the Boston score, starting with a second interception by Eckhaus which McLaughlin returned for a touchdown. Eckhaus also fumbled on the first play of the next possession. Another Coleman touchdown run and a 59-yard touchdown reception by senior Omari Evans capped the scoring as the Huskies secured their 76th win in the Apple Cup series. - Washington/AP College Football


(DS#8 QB) So/2028 QB Demond Williams Jr.Washington
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