Ruled out of University of Washington spring football after having offseason shoulder surgery, Rahshawn Clark nonetheless showed up in uniform for every practice, even the closing intrasquad game. The sophomore nickelback wore a gold jersey No. 2, signifying him as an injured and no-contact player, or on game night he donned a white jersey with that digit that still didn't give him entree to the Friday night game. He went through stretching and different defensive-back drills each time out, and even caught some punts, during the 15 workouts. He just couldn't hit anyone or be hit. Rahshawn Clark watches the 2025 Spring Game intently. | Skylar Lin Visuals Such was the April and early May existence for the 5-foot-11, 198-pound Clark, who is one of seven returning defensive starters from the Huskies' convincing 38-10 victory over Boise State last December in the LA Bowl. He was exceptionally good in that postseason game, so maybe it was only right to let him savor it a little longer.…