the Huskies’ workhorse back with a proven nose for yards
In the 2000 season, Rich Alexis was a true volume runner for Washington, piling up 738 rushing yards as a freshman and later becoming a reliable chain-mover with 1,805 career rushing yards and 24 touchdowns by 2003. He stood out for durability, consistency, and a sturdy 6-foot, 220-plus-pound frame that let him absorb contact and keep churning. The fit? If you want a tough, downhill back who can handle real workload and bring veteran steadiness, Alexis checks that box.
