Washington quarterback Michael Penix Jr. knows the value of a team effort.
The Huskies' veteran signal-caller, after all, has been around two programs' most successful teams of the 21st century: Indiana's 2020 flash in the pan, and Washington's 13-0 campaign in 2023.
He is a man who has seen a lot of college football history—six years, or 3.9% of the sport's 154 seasons—and he has the perspective that comes with that, as he demonstrated Saturday evening ahead of the Heisman Trophy ceremony in New York.
