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Washington QB Demond Williams Jr. Announces He Will Return to Huskies, Won't Enter Transfer Portal
After a multi-day dispute involving a $4 million NIL contract and legal threats, Demond Williams Jr. will remain with Washington for the 2026 season, the school said.
- Quarterback Demond Williams Jr. announced his plans to transfer from the University of Washington despite reportedly signing a contract to return.
- LSU has been linked as a potential destination for Williams, who has two years of eligibility remaining and could be the cornerstone of new head coach Lane Kiffin's offense.
- Washington is expected to pursue legal action to prevent Williams from transferring or seek damages, although the viability of such measures remains unclear.
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Washington QB Demond Williams Jr. announces he will return to Huskies, won’t enter transfer portal
Washington quarterback Demond Williams Jr. will return to the Huskies for the 2026 season rather than enter the transfer portal, he announced Thursday evening on social media.
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Washington QB Demond Williams Jr. announces he will return to Huskies, won't enter transfer portal
Washington quarterback Demond Williams Jr. will return to the Huskies for the 2026 season rather than enter the transfer portal.
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Demond Williams Jr. returning to Washington, apologizes for timing of transfer announcement
SEATTLE — After a chaotic three-day ordeal, Demond Williams Jr. and Washington reconciled Thursday evening, keeping the sophomore quarterback on Montlake for the 2026 season. “After thoughtful reflection with my family, I am excited to announce that I will continue…
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