Tyrone Willingham and Jake Locker Propel Huskies Back to the Forefront
By Demar Richardson, published Sep 25, 2007
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The key to success in College football is the QB position. If a team is solid at QB there is a great chance that team will be able to win a lot of games. Consistent QB play can even help overcome bad defensive play. Colt Brennan and Brian Brohm led Hawaii and Louisville to a lot of victories despite their below average defenses. There is Pat White at West Virginia, Nate Longshore at California and John David Booty at USC will help their teams win a lot of games. In his first couple of years at Washington Willingham's lack of a quality QB has cost his team a lot of games. Isaiah Stanback was the QB for the Huskies last season and after the Dallas Cowboys drafted him in the 4th round of the 2007 NFL Draft Dallas immediately moved Stanback to WR. In 2006 Stanback only completed 53.4% of his passes. On the other hand, Jake Locker is completing 61.4% of his passes this season and Washington has victories over Syracuse and Boise State.
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