Monday Dots: Lines on Scrimmages
And in remembering a road signI am remembering a girl when I was youngAnd we said these songs are trueThese Dots are ours
INGLEWOOD, CA - DECEMBER 13, 2025: Washington Huskies running back Jonah Coleman (1), right, celebrates his 6 yard touchdown run with Washington Huskies wide receiver Dezmen Roebuck (81), left, and Washington Huskies wide receiver Denzel Boston (12) to put the game of reach against the Boise State Broncos in the fourth quarter of the LA Bowl at SoFi Stadium on December 13, 2025 in Inglewood, California. (Gina Ferazzi / Los Angeles Times via Getty Images) And in remembering a road sign I am remembering a girl when I was young And we said these songs are true These Dots are ours Spring practices took on a more competitive feel over the weekend. The Dawgs ran about 80 plays in full pads in something that resembled a real scrimmage.
Christian Caple wrote up the practice , including some promising note on an especially sharp day for Demond Williams. Caple also had lots of good things to say about freshman wide receiver Jordan Clay, who has the size, speed, and technique to add a lot to the receiving corps in his first year on campus. The Seattle Times also gave some updates on UW pass catchers.
Their profile focuses on Decker DeGraaf in his quest to become a more complete tight end. DeGraaf has put on substantial weight since coming to Montlake. He was mostly a big play receiving threat during his breakout freshman year.
He already showed more balance to his game last season. If he can continue to develop as both a blocker and a receiver, he has clear professional upside. DeGraaf isn’t the only tight end tryin to diversify his game.