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ESPN.com · Sep 30, 2018

Washington's Jake Browning surpasses Cody Pickett's passing yardage mark

SEATTLE -- Jake Browning became Washington's all-time leader in passing yards Saturday, breaking a record set 15 years ago by Cody Pickett.

Browning took over the top spot on a 9-yard pass to Drew Sample late in the second quarter of the Huskies' 35-7 victory over BYU, nudging him past Pickett's career mark of 10,220 yards. He now has 10,347 yards with at least seven regular-season games left in his career.

"I think it's cool to be along with some of the names of guys who've accomplished great things here," Browning said. "But my thing with records is: I hope some other Washington quarterback comes along and breaks my record, too."

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