Jake Browning becomes Washington Huskes' goaltender, surpassing Cody Pickett

SEATTLE – Jake Browning became the all-time Washington all-time leader on Saturday, beating a record set by Cody Pickett 15 years ago.

Browning took first place on a 9-yard pass to Drew Sample at the end of the second quarter of the Huskies' BYU game, allowing him to outscore Pickett's 10,220-yard career.

With less than one injury, Browning will almost certainly have all the records of success in the school, which is a feat of a program that includes former stars such as Warren Moon, Jake Locker, Brock Huard and many others. other.

Browning, holder of four years of experience, already owns the mark for career touchdowns and the total offensive and seems on the verge of overtaking Pickett on the list of career finishes.

For three quarters of time against BYU, Browning came close to Cody Kessler (10,339) of USC to rank 15th in the lead of the Pac-12 career leaders.