By Dan Raley, Inside The Huskies: To open the second quarter against Tulsa, the University of Washington offense broke from the huddle and into a Chinese fire drill, much like a bunch of frat boys jumping out of a car at a stoplight, running around it like mad men and scrambling to get back inside.
In this case, each Husky lineman moved over a spot to his left in a choreographed fashion, beginning with center Matteo Mele becoming a left guard and others following suit across the line.
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