One reason the University of Washington football team played for a national championship last season was its cornerback stability, with the Huskies relying on a pair of 15-game starters in Jabbar Muhammad and Elijah Jackson and no one else.
However, before anyone could get too concerned about this lineup gap, Ephesians Prysock transferred in from Arizona and took the open spot opposite Jackson. He appears to be another lockdown guy like Muhammad, only six inches taller and a couple of years younger. Conversely Mohammad, who was a second-team All-Pac-12 selection last fall for the UW, played in 19 games over his first two years at Oklahoma State, his first college stop, and didn't start until the last outing against Notre Dame in the 2021 Fiesta Bowl.
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