Washington Huskies Head Coach Provides Injury Updates on Pair of Defensive Starters.
WashingtonFourth-year defensive tackle Elinneus Davis will be back with the team Saturday and cornerback Emmanuel Karnley's status is still to-be-determined. The Huskies defense was down to veteran starters in its 48-16 win against the Eastern Washington Eagles on Sept. 19.
Fourth-year defensive tackle Elinneus Davis and fourth-year cornerback Emmanuel Karnley were both out for the final game of Washington's nonconference schedule. "He could have played (against Eastern Washington).
We'll see what it looks like on Tuesday and Wednesday." Davis warmed up in full pads before Washington's game against the Eagles, whereas Karnley remained in street clothes for the whole contest.
Washington defensive tackle Elinneus Davis (90) in full pads and warming pregame. Was originally thought to be out for today’s game.
KEY POINTS
- Washington Huskies Head Coach Provides Injury Updates on Pair of Defensive Starters.
- The Washington Huskies football team could have a healthy defense when it begins its Big Ten slate against the Minnesota Golden Gophers at 8 p.
- Davis suffered a calf injury in UW's 24-10 win against the Washington State Cougars on Sept. 6 and Karnley suffered a soft tissue injury in the team's 16-14 win against the Utah State Aggies on Sept. 12.
- "Elinneus is full-go, full-go of practice this week," Huskies head coach Jedd Fisch said in a weekly news conference Monday.