Headlined by a few big plays from wide receivers Germie Bernard and Denzel Boston, Washington's first day of fall camp was a successful one. It took a few drives for Michael Penix Jr. to find his rhythm, but once he did the Huskies were hard to stop.
Over the last few drives of Wednesday's practice, Penix threw a perfect ball to Boston, who made a juggling catch while Thaddeus Dixon was in tight coverage on the play. Penix followed that up with a 45-yard touchdown to Bernard, when Elijah Jackson and Asa Turner busted the coverage and the receiver flew by both of them on his way to the end zone.
Quarterback play was a key point of interest at Monday's practice, as while neither participated in team drills, both Austin Mack and William Haskell showed why both earned scholarship offers from Washington's coaching staff.
Mack displayed a compact release, good mechanics, and great ball velocity, while Haskell is a fluid athlete who is going to pick up the offense rather quickly while redshirting alongside Mack this season.
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