The freshman quarterback didn't make it to the end of Husky spring ball.
It's possible the cold, wet weather in Seattle in April made him yearn for the more moderate climate of his native Southern California. He might have felt threatened by the make-something-happen little guy who came in with him and was always under foot.
Whatever the reason, the 6-foot-5, 187-pound Davis revealed on Monday he will join UCLA out of the transfer portal after spending three and a half months in school in Seattle and just three weeks with Husky spring football practice. Ethan Garbers came next. The 6-foot-3, 210-pound signal-caller from Newport Beach, California, redshirted as a freshman for the Huskies during the 2020 season, didn't see any game time for Jimmy Lake's staff and relocated to UCLA, where he's started seven games in three seasons behind center, six last season. He's entering his senior year.
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