... the past for the University of Washington. The Huskies have been known for players such as Lawyer Malloy, Tony Parish, and record holder Al Worley. Worley’s 14 interceptions in 1968 still stand as the most in a single season.

The 2009 edition of the secondary proved to be young and porous, but with a ton of potential as we look towards 2010. Washington’s 240 yards a game yielded through the air ranked at 90th in the nation. While the pass defense statistics don’t look very good, another statistic gives a lot of hope towards the future—five freshmen played in 2009.

Only one senior played in 2009, and the majority of the playing time went to the younger players. The secondary coaching staff consists of Demetri...

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