Carson Bruener and Alphonzo Tuputala have 11 college seasons between them.
Carson Bruener and Alphonzo Tuputala are mirror images of each other as University of Washington linebackers -- similar size, extremely tough, high career numbers in tackles and well-decorated for their efforts.
While the Husky edge rushers, interior line and secondary have each undergone various personnel changes since the season began, Bruener and Tuputala have started all seven games without interruption, though Bruener had to go to great lengths to come back from a shoulder injury that sent him to the sideline hunched over in the Apple Cup against Washington State.
In handing out our midseason grades, we give these Husky linebackers a solid B with the possibility of moving up should they help direct Jedd Fisch's team to a couple of stirring upsets coming down the stretch, which would require their playmaking at its best to make that happen.
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