In a battle between No. 2 and No. 2, Aaron Fuller was No. 1.
Washington’s senior wide receiver won that particular battle with 3:50 remaining in the first quarter of a 45-19 win on Saturday, in the diamond-shaped “U” in the middle of the end zone. On second-and-10 from the BYU 17-yard line, junior quarterback Jacob Eason took a shotgun snap, faked a hand-off and fit a fastball into a tight window between two Cougar defensive backs.
There wasn’t much space.
There didn’t need to be much space.
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“I just think he throws a lot faster so he’s going to trust his arm to put (the ball) in those windows,” Fuller said.