By Roman Tomashoff, Inside The Huskies: The Washington Huskies have seen a lot of improvement in the secondary this season, but their depth could be tested in Palo Alto against the Stanford Cardinal.
Safety Kamren Fabiculanen suffered an injury in Washington’s 15-7 victory over the Arizona State Sun Devils and co-defensive coordinator Chuck Morrell said his status is day today.
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Washington’s safety depth could be thin against Stanford
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