UW's Demond Williams Jr. Wins Manning Friday Night Competition

Demond Williams Jr. looked like he belonged standing amongst all of that Manning quarterback royalty in the middle of Louisiana, a month before he gets going as the next University of Washington starting signal-caller.

At the Manning Passing Academy, the 5-foot-11, 190-pound Williams won Friday Night Light's Quarterback Challenge, an accuracy competition involving stationary and moving targets.

Afterward, he held up an. autographed black helmet given to him as a prize for his efforts, surrounded by Cooper, Archie, Peyton and Eli Manning, and others.

A sophomore from Chandler, Arizona, Williiams traveled to Thibodeaux, Louisiana, which is the home to the four-day Manning camp held at Nicholls State University and located 65 miles west of New Orleans.

This marked the 30th year for the Manning camp and Williams was invited as both a counselor and competitor with many of the nation's top quarterbacks, from the high school to college levels, on hand.