Michael Penix Jr., Rome Odunze and Jalen McMillan returned to the Washington Huskies for another with sights set on chasing championships. FOX13
go 11-2 with an Alamo Bowl victory over Texas, the trio of quarterback Michael Penix Jr. and wide receivers Rome Odunze and Jalen McMillan all could have elected to head to the NFL.
Penix was college football's leading passer with a school record 4,641 yards as he finished eighth in Heisman Trophy voting in his first season under center for the Huskies. They believe the team returning for the Huskies this fall has enormous potential and wanted to create something special. Penix led the way for the Huskies' resurgence last year after transferring to Washington from Indiana. UW became one of the most explosive teams in college football as they finished second in yards per game behind only Tennessee at 515.8 yards per game.
"Just thinking about the potential that we have and the level we can be at coming up next year just being with this coaching staff for another year and having a lot of key guys back is definitely something to be excited for," Penix said."I just knew I had way more potential," McMillan said. "I knew I had some plays left on the field that I wanted to finish and I feel like this team could be something really special. So it was easy for me to come back.
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