Those three words were most telling in the aftermath of the 49-21 loss at Oregon, when Jedd Fisch explained on Saturday night why he ultimately turned his University of Washington football team over to freshman quarterback Demond Williams Jr.

It's the start of a new era for the Huskies under center. Washington started true freshman QB Demond Williams Jr. instead of fifth-year senior Will Rogers.

Washington freshman quarterback Demond Williams Jr. is in line to receive a significant uptick in snaps on Saturday at No. 1 Oregon, sources told ESPN.

True freshman Demond Williams Jr. helped the UW Huskies beat UCLA and gain bowl eligibility on Saturday. Will he start against No. 1 Oregon?

This is unquestionably not how Demond Williams Jr. saw his first college start with the Washington Huskies going. The freshman quarterback got the call on Saturday in place of senior Will Rogers after Williams led Washington to bowl eligibility two weeks ago against UCLA.

With freshman Demond Williams Jr. drawing his first quarterback start against Oregon, everyone got a good look at the University of Washington football future and it seemed to hold some promise. Unfortunately for the Huskies,

UW Huskies quarterback Demond Williams Jr. left the purple-and-gold faithful buzzing with his electrifying performance against UCLA.

A star wasn’t entirely born on Saturday evening in Eugene, but Demond Williams gave Washington plenty to be excited about moving forward. Unfortunately, he was the lone positive in a 49-21 defeat to No.

According to a report from ESPN's Pete Thamel, coach Jedd Fisch and the Washington Huskies plan to give freshman quarterback Demond Williams Jr. a "significant uptick" in snaps in their regular-season finale against their arch-rivals,