Washington's offense shows up late with Williams and Lawson teaming up to beat Nebraska 17-10

LINCOLN, Neb. -- , Chris Lawson scored the go-ahead touchdown on a 25-yard catch-and-run with 1:30 left and Alex McLaughlin returned Anthony Colandrea 's third interception of the game 48 yards for the clinching score as Washington came from behind to beat Nebraska 17-10 on Saturday night. The Huskies (5-3, 2/3 Big Ten) did little offensively during Nebraska's annual Blackout Game until quarterback Demond Williams Jr . replaced Elijah Brown early in the fourth quarter. “What a cool place to get a win,” Washington coach Jedd Fisch said. “I challenged the team all week. I said you've got to hold them under 13 points. That’s how you win on the road in the Big Ten. That’s what the stats tell you. That’s what it looks like.” Williams and Lawson made the play of the game just before the Huskies took their first lead.