The defensive back and Indiana transfer wasn't shy about mixing it up with his new teammates.
It didn't take long for nickelback Jordan Shaw to properly introduce himself to his new University of Washington football teammates.
A few plays later, since suspended running back Tybo Rogers was casually running through the defense, thinking the play was over, when Shaw came up fast, grabbed him and spun him around, leaving Rogers more than a little surprised by the aggressive move. This is one in a series of articles -- going from 0 to 99 on the Husky roster -- examining what each scholarship player and leading walk-on did this past spring and what to expect from them going forward.Feisty is always good for a Husky defensive back, especially when so many of them were victimized two years ago, getting picked on and beat deep, and wondering when the next one was coming.
Shaw recalled how the Huskies offered him a scholarship when he was a sophomore at St. Mattias High School in Southern California and he visited Montlake, so the UW wasn't totally new to him.He left Indiana after appearing in four of the final five games and starting twice. He exited Bloomington once the school fired coach Tom Allen following a 3-9 season and hired Curt Cignetti from James Madison. Shaw had no connection to the new staff so he moved on.
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