Jermari Harris had seen the play before, and this time around, the Iowa cornerback knew he could make a statement. Washington had begun its opening drive of the second half with a surge of momentum, gaining 14 yards up the middle on a punishing sprint from running back Jonah Coleman before tacking on 38 more to get to Iowa’s 23-yard line. Down 10 points, the Huskies stood within striking distance of making Saturday’s contest competitive, and quarterback Will Rogers was ready to add to his then-160-yard performance.