By Dan Raley, Inside The Huskies: Kalen DeBoer has his system for success and who’s to argue.
On Friday, the University of Washington football coach clarified that his team would not choose up sides and have a traditional closing spring game, rather it will repeat its modified scrimmage that was held a year ago.
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Washington spring football game actually will be modified scrimmage
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