McCoy flips to UDub (with quotes)

McCoy flips to UDub

Just days after picking up a UDub offer and visiting Washington, former Wazzu commit DeVante Wilson is committed to Cal. Hear he has a kid down that way and getting him to Washington would be a tall order.

2015 Wazzu commit DeVante Wilson, a JUCO defensive end from California, was offered by Washington. He was at UDub yesterday. Worth watching very closely. This according to Britton Ransford of WazzuWatch.com right here on Rivals.

This post was edited on 12/11 2:33 PM by JRowland

Profile: DeVante Wilson

Absolutely loved his recent visit to UW but it's still very early in his recruitment.

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Here's the senior film for most of Washington's skill players committed from the Class of 2015.

Video Notebook: Skill players

These stats help tell the story of Oklahoma State, the Huskies' bowl opponent on Jan. 2.

Stat look: Oklahoma State

Has visited Washington once, loved it and he will be back in February for the junior day.

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Will visit Washington in January but admits UCLA could be tough to beat.

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McCoy has not talked with the Arizona coaching staff in a few months and he visits Washington in January. All signs point to a possible flip here.

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We've heard from a couple of places now that in-state prospect Jusstis Warren should be on commitment watch. He visited Washington this weekend officially and Cal was the main competition, but they just filled the spot he had with someone else. Washington is the obvious beneficiary of the development.

Profile: Jusstis Warren

JUCO safety Ezekiel Turner likely to decide between Washington and Oklahoma later this week. Fresh off official visit to Washington, he's probably going to cancel his planned official to ASU. Coaches from OU and UW will meet with his coaches this week but right now he's leaning to the Huskies.

I'm not sure if this was mentioned here yet, but the Huskies are the first school to offer 2016 in-state defensive end Amandre Williams of Covington HS in Tacoma. He seems excited about grabbing his first offer from the Huskies:

"The offer is very special to me and it's a big one to begin with. Washington is a great school with a great program and staff."

Williams

It's a big recruiting weekend for Washington. Maybe not quite as big as next week, but big nonetheless.

The coaches have returned from the recruiting trails. This week they had been out in their various recruiting regions conducting in-home visits with commitments and top targets. Now they're on campus making it a special weekend for some official visitors.

I can't tell you with certainty who all will be there, but I can tell you some of the players that are expected to be visiting. We'll start with Washington commitment Jared Hilbers, who will help the staff recruit some of the uncommitted players.

And speaking of those uncommitted players, I'm expecting at least four official visitors:

Ezekiel Turner
Octavius Spencer
Jusstis Warren
Tevis Bartlett

Turner is a junior college cornerback and one of the top DB's on the board. Immediate impact guy. Johnson, a local linebacker from Lincoln, and it would be mildly surprising if he doesn't cap off UW's linebacker class, possibly soon - assuming the staff will take him.

Spencer is a highly regarded California cornerback with a big offer sheet. Washington may have some ground to make up. And Bartlett is that 6-foot-4, 215-pound Wyoming athlete we reported on this week. He just had his in-home with Washington and could make a decision soon, within the next three weeks.



This post was edited on 12/7 7:12 PM by JRowland

Washington had been recruiting Oregon State receiver commit Dameon Baber. Last month he told us that he would "definitely" take an official visit to Washington. This would obviously seem to change the dynamics of the situation.

Profile: Dameon Baber

Melquise Stovall wants to be thought of as more than a running back. Washington likes him, regardless of position.

More than a running back

Nathan Meadors talks about his in-home visit with Washington and looks ahead to his official visit, now scheduled for January.

Meadors talks in-home, official

Here are three players committed elsewhere Washington would love to flip before Signing Day.

Who could flip?

Tevis Bartlett previews his official visit to Washington this weekend. It's his last such allotted trip.

Last trip up

Washington's coaches have their in-home with Cheyenne (Wyo.) East athlete Tevis Bartlett. He also takes his official visit to Washington this weekend, so if the Huskies are going to make their move this is the time. He'll make his choice shortly after his trip to UDub this weekend.

Profile: Tevis Bartlett

Joseph Wicker, a Washington defensive line target and former Husky commit, skyrocketed from outside the Rivals250 to the No. 110 player in the nation in the new Rivals rankings. He played defensive tackle this year and had great production.

In case you missed it yesterday UCLA quarterback commit Josh Rosen took over the No. 1 spot in the 2015 class. Washington quarterback commit Jake Browning checks in at No. 247 nationally, so he's in the Rivals250, too.

Henry Roberts, Washington's prized offensive tackle recruit, is No. 240. That means the Huskies have two in the prestigious ranking list.

Dechaun Holiday, another top Washington target, checks in at No. 94, so he's in the Rivals100.

No. 100 nationally is running back Cam Scarlett, who took his first official visit to Washington.

Chris Warren is a four-star running back with Washington as one of his five finalists. He's No. 159 on the Rivals250.

Washington continues to recruit Duke linebacker commit Ben Humphreys, who is No. 169.

Mason Foster and Dashon Goldson spearheaded a stout Tampa Bay defensive effort against the Bengals in a losing effort.

Dawgs in the NFL (Week 14)

It was Statement Saturday in the Pac-12 and the weekend was more about domination than dramatics.

Grading the Pac-12

Spoke with junior college defensive tackle Deonte Reynolds and he says that he and the Huskies have parted ways. Sounded mutual or maybe even from Washington's side. Originally planned to visit officially on Dec. 12 but will no longer take that trip. Reynolds has been a Washington target for years now, dating back to when he was a high school recruit and the previous regime was in town.

Reynolds just visited Iowa State and checks out Oklahoma next.

Washington is inquiring about a 2017 RB and he could visit soon.

2017 running back emerges