Secondary Still Young, But Getting Deeper
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 J.D. Williams (Kim Grinolds/Dawgman.com)
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SEATTLE - Last year was really hard for J.D. Williams, the Washington Huskies’ defensive backfield coach. He only had six total players in spring and lost one before the season even started when surprising walk-on Cory Nicol suddenly quit the team. Then when his best player, free safety Jason Wells, went down to a knee injury against USC, things really turned for the worse. | |
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