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If you somehow sneaked into Husky Stadium to watch the University of Washington's football practice (and I'd recommend hiding if you did. Security is tight), you saw a lot of different-numbered jerseys being worn.
Like Keith Price donning a No. 9 jersey, not his usual No. 17.
And Luther Leonard was not a slimmed-down Kavario Middleton wearing No. 80. He was playing speedster Terrance Toliver of the Tigers.
Welcome to regular-season football.
Quick notes:
• Coach Steve Sarkisian said tight end Kavario Middleton would return Monday. Middleton himself said the same thing last weekend. And he was – sort of.
Middleton did some light drills, but did not participate in any contact stuff with the first-unit offense. Chris Izbicki and Dorson Boyce did.
• Defensive tackle Cameron Elisara (shoulder) wore the protective red jersey. He did nothing with the No. 1 defense in the team session.
• Midway through practice, a UW athletic trainer were called over to examine safety Victor Aiyewa's right hand. Apparently, it wasn't a serious enough nick for him to stop.
• Erik Folk was 3-of-6 on field goals, missing from as far out as 55 yards.
• Practice went just a shade under two hours. Short and sweet. All for now.
