Will Rogers, the No. 2 passer in SEC history, will play for Washington next season in his final year of eligibility. Breaking down the QB's decision.

Will Rogers is staying at Washington. The former SEC record-setting quarterback announced Tuesday he is withdrawing from the transfer portal and sticking with the Huskies to play for new head ...

Former Mississippi State quarterback Will Rogers, who ranks No. 2 in SEC history in passing yards, told ESPN on Friday that he's committed to transferring to Washington. Rogers is on an official ...

Washington quarterback Will Rogers withdrew his name from the transfer portal Tuesday, 247Sports reports. The former Mississippi State quarterback committed to the Huskies last month, but re ...

Washington Huskies running back Tylin "Tybo" Rogers has been suspended from the team after being charged with two counts of rape. Rogers, 18, was arrested by Seattle police on Friday and later ...

Washington quarterback Will Rogers is re-entering the transfer portal following head coach Kalen DeBoer's departure for Alabama, per The Athletic's Max Olson.

Rogers, 48, will be new to Washington when he takes up part-time residence, but he grew up in South Boston, Va., and often visited family in D.C., thinking of it like a second home.

Rogers finished 2023 with 1,626 passing yards and 12 touchdowns to four interceptions. He figures to fit well in Washington coach Kalen DeBoer’s passing attack as a veteran successor to Heisman ...