Demond Williams Jr. Listed as Questionable Against Michigan State
After making his first start since October 9 for the Washington Huskies against Penn State, Demond Williams Jr. is back on the injury report. The third-year quarterback was listed as questionable on Wednesday's Big Ten availability report, raising questions about his health heading into Week 11's matchup against Michigan State. Prior to last Saturday, the junior had been working through a fractured rib that held him out of the starting role against Purdue and Nebraska. The injury came in the first half of Week Six's 41-24 loss to Iowa, where the dual-threat quarterback had completed just six passes for 69 yards before leaving the game late in the second quarter. Backup quarterback Elijah Brown assumed starting duties for the next few weeks, including a 38-26 win at Purdue before being replaced in the fourth quarter against Nebraska in Washington's late comeback victory. Although head coach Jedd Fisch didn't mention anything regarding Williams' health during his Monday press conference, the assumption would be that the third-year Husky is still dealing with the nagging injury suffered against the Hawkeyes. Despite not being listed on last week's report against Penn State at any point throughout the week, it's possible that some bumps or
