Flea-flicker helps get UW back in the end zone
Rashid Williams could not be stopped on this drive, gathering in the pass on a flea-flicker to advance Washington inside Washington state's five-yard line and finishing the drive with a score.
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Really well done that time, and just like that, first down and 10 from the Wazzu 46.
They give it back to him.
Flea flicker.
Williams, deep crosser.
Rasheed Williams, racing for the end zone.
Dive in.
Touchdown!
Asked for a response, didn't take too long.
Well, that's why he's one of the top quarterbacks in America, and these receivers elevate, 'cause that was an absolute dime, and what a finish, catch and run.
I mean, watch this throw.
He's under center.
It's a little play action.
And then, of course, they're gonna have little flea flickers.
The play unfolds here.
Wants right back to him, but it's the throw from the opposite hash, laying it over the defender.
And then Williams, this is just all effort, and getting a little block down field from Lawson to find six.
Take a look here, see if he stepped out of bounds.
Right there.
Yeah.
How about that?
Okay, right back on the ball.
Jayden Lamar now the tailback.
Second and goal.
Williams out of the backfield.
Williams, touchdown!
Rasheed Williams destined to score the touchdown on that drive.
That's a really nice job from Jedd Fisch, head coach and offensive play caller.
Understand they haven't had a lot of success in short yardage goal line run games, so a little action, and they find their playmaker coming right out the back door here.
Play action to suck in that edge.
Good job to De'Montre Williams getting the ball out
