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Key Washington RB Returns to Practice
28 Oct
Summary
- Jayden Limar has returned to practice after an elbow injury.
- Ansu Sanoe is out with a foot sprain, the fifth injured ball carrier.
- The Huskies' rushing game showed recent improvement with 186 yards.
The Washington Huskies' running back unit is poised for a boost as key players return to practice. Sixth-year player Trey Cooley is expected to be available after a shoulder issue, and Oregon transfer Jayden Limar has also resumed practice following an elbow injury. Limar sustained his injury in the season's opening game against Washington State.
Despite the return of Limar and Cooley, the Huskies will be without freshman Ansu Sanoe due to a foot sprain. This injury marks the fifth ball carrier to be sidelined for Washington. Consequently, the team will rely on Cooley, Brian Bonner Jr., and walk-on Ryken Moon for the upcoming contest against Nebraska.
The Huskies' ground game has struggled for much of the season, particularly after losing top backs Quaid Carr and Limar early on. However, the team showed signs of life in its most recent game, rushing for 186 yards and two touchdowns in a 38-26 victory over Purdue. With five games remaining, Washington aims to build on this offensive momentum.
