Washington freshmen wide receivers shine in win against Utah State
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 16, 2026, 12:00 AM
Last updated Sep 16, 2026

In a narrow 16-14 victory over Utah State on September 12, two Washington Huskies freshmen wide receivers, Jordan Clay and Trez Davis, made significant contributions. Clay recorded four catches for 42 yards, while Davis added four catches for 44 yards. Their performances were crucial amidst injuries to veteran players, demonstrating their capacity to step up in key moments. Clay earned praise for his contested catches and ability to make plays. With Christian Moss sidelined until at least November and Rashid Williams week-to-week, Clay and Davis are expected to continue playing prominent roles as the season progresses.
- •Jordan Clay caught four passes for 42 yards.
- •Trez Davis added four catches for 44 yards.
- •Washington's victory improved their standing this season.
- •Christian Moss is out until at least November.
- •Rashid Williams' return timeline is uncertain.
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"Two Washington Huskies freshmen wide receivers got their first extended taste of college football in Saturday's 16-14 win over Utah State.
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