UCLA defeats Washington, 44-30

Bruins linebacker Deon Hollins pressures Huskies quarterback Cyler Miles in the second half.  (Stephen Brashear / Associated Press)

Bruins receiver Thomas Duarte (18) makes the catch on a pass that might have been intended for teammate Kenneth Walker III on Saturday.   (Otto Greule Jr. / Getty Images)

Washington quarterback Cyler Miles tries to escape pressure from UCLA defensive linemen Owamagbe Odighizuwa (94) and Takkarist McKinley in the second half.   (Otto Greule Jr. / Getty Images)

UCLA Coach Jim Mora congratulates offensive lineman Alex Redmond after the Bruins scored Saturday against Washington.   (Otto Greule Jr. / Getty Images)

UCLA running back Myles Jack gets past Washington defensive back Budda Baker on a 28-yard touchdown run in the first half.  (Otto Greule Jr. / Getty Images)

UCLA quarterback Brett Hundley reacts after running for one of his two touchdowns in the first half against Washington.   (Otto Greule Jr. / Getty Images)

Bruins receiver Jordan Payton makes a catch against the defense of Huskies cornerback Naijiel Hale in the first half.   (Dean Rutz / McClatchy-Tribune)

Bruins receiver Jordan Payton makes a catch in front of Huskies linebacker Cory Littleton in the first half.   (Otto Greule Jr. / Getty Images)

Bruins defensive lineman Owamagbe Odighizuwa pressures Huskies quarterback Cyler Miles in the first half.   (Stephen Brashear / Associated Press)

UCLA running back Paul Perkins tries to get through the Washington defensive line on a run in the first half.   (Otto Greule Jr. / Getty Images)

UCLA receiver Kenneth Walker III beats the Washington secondary for a 57-yard touchdown pass in the first half.   (Stephen Brashear / Associated Press)

UCLA quarterback Brett Hundley looks downfield for a receiver in Saturday’s game against Washington.   (Otto Greule Jr. / Getty Images)

King has the combination of size (6-foot-3, 200 pounds) and speed (4.46 in the 40 yard dash) the Dolphins covet. He recorded a combine-best 6.56 second 3-cone drill, which hints his change of direction skills can make him a rookie starter. He’d pair well with Xavien Howard as a starter.

Huskies running back Shaq Thompson looks for running room against the Bruins in the first half.   (Otto Greule Jr. / Getty Images)