veteran Huskies guard with size, versatility, and a coach’s trust
In the 2001-02 Washington seasons, Aaron Butler was a 6-4, 320-pound offensive guard who earned starting time, filled in at multiple line spots, and even drew a coaches’ award for his performance in a rivalry win over Washington State. His calling card was reliability: physical enough to start, flexible enough to help at center, and trusted in big-game moments. If your team wants a tough, experienced interior lineman who can absorb coaching and contribute without needing the spotlight, Butler fits the mold.
