The latest from four-star QB Avery Johnson..
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Four-star QB Avery Johnson ready to make commitment
Four-star quarterback Avery Johnson has taken his visits and now his commitment is only days away.
Three-star C Landen Hatchett recaps his UW official visit, talks other top contenders and plans for a commitment decision
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Three-star center Landen Hatchett commits to UW, will join older brother
Three-star C Landen Hatchett is the latest commit for Washington.
Commitment: 2023 OL Zachary Henning picks UW
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Washington continues to build momentum this week, and the program landed yet another commitment Friday afternoon. Colorado offensive tackle Zachary Henning visited UW this week and by today he was ready to announce his decision. The 6-foot-6 recruit is the first offensive lineman to commit to UW for 2023 and has been a priority target for Scott Huff and the staff since early in the year. Utah, Colorado, Oregon State, Kansas State and San Diego State are some of the schools that became involved in pursuing Henning.
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Colorado OL recruit Zachary Henning commits to Washington after visit
Washington continued its recruiting haul Friday afternoon as Colorado OL recruit Zachary Henning made the call for UW.
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Washington continues to build momentum this week, and the program landed yet another commitment Friday afternoon. Colorado offensive tackle Zachary Henning visited UW this week and by today he was ready to announce his decision. The 6-foot-6 recruit is the first offensive lineman to commit to UW for 2023 and has been a priority target for Scott Huff and the staff since early in the year. Utah, Colorado, Oregon State, Kansas State and San Diego State are some of the schools that became involved in pursuing Henning.
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Commitment: Former TAMU commit makes pledge to Washington
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It has become a big week for Washington on the recruiting trail as the Huskies have now nabbed their third commitment since Monday. This time it's a big fish as high three-star defensive end Anthony James II has announced his pledge to UW over Auburn and Utah. James is just beginning an official visit with the program today, but he didn't wait to make his decision known. He had been working toward making his pick after taking official visits to both Utah and Auburn earlier this month.
The Tigers looked to be in a strong position coming out of his official visit last weekend, but Washington has done a good job of building a strong connection with him throughout the offseason. He had already been on campus earlier in the spring, so he went ahead and made his choice.
James, who had been committed to Texas A&M for 15 months before backing away from that pledge in May, is now the second highest-rated commit for UW behind four-star receiver Rashid Williams.
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Former Texas A&M DE commit Anthony James II makes the call for Washington
Washington struck in Texas once again Friday as one-time Texas A&M commit Anthony James II gave the Huskies his pledge.
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It has become a big week for Washington on the recruiting trail as the Huskies have now nabbed their third commitment since Monday. This time it's a big fish as high three-star defensive end Anthony James II has announced his pledge to UW over Auburn and Utah. James is just beginning an official visit with the program today, but he didn't wait to make his decision known. He had been working toward making his pick after taking official visits to both Utah and Auburn earlier this month.
The Tigers looked to be in a strong position coming out of his official visit last weekend, but Washington has done a good job of building a strong connection with him throughout the offseason. He had already been on campus earlier in the spring, so he went ahead and made his choice.
James, who had been committed to Texas A&M for 15 months before backing away from that pledge in May, is now the second highest-rated commit for UW behind four-star receiver Rashid Williams.
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4-star local CB Jasiah Wagoner updates recruitment
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Four-star CB Jasiah Wagoner gets close look at Notre Dame on official visit
Notre Dame visit will allow Wagoner to 'make a better decision' when its time for a commitment
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Spanaway Lake HS standout cornerback Jasiah Wagoner has a top seven that includes Washington, and the Huskies remain a part of the process with the four-star prospect. He used his first official visit on a trip to Notre Dame over the weekend and will take his second OV this weekend when he sees Cal in person. He wants to take more official visits, but the summer dead period arrives next week, so there is limited time for that. Kalen DeBoer and the current UW staff has continued to prioritize Wagoner, and he has a positive impression of the program overall.
“They’ve done pretty good. I’ve always been recruited hard by Washington — by the new staff and the old staff. It’s just a matter of whether I see myself there or not.”
You can read full update at the link up top from our colleagues at InsideNDSports.
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Three-star DE Trey Wilson goes in-depth on his Washington official visit from last week
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Good interview here with DE Trey Wilson, out of Garland, Texas, who has now taken two trips to UW.
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DE Trey Wilson goes in-depth on his recent Washington official visit
Interview with three-star defensive end Trey Wilson about his recent Washington official visit.
TOP 5: California linebacker Jordan Whitney narrows his list
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Three-star California linebacker Jordan Whitney narrowed his list down to five schools on Monday. Washington, Arizona, Washington State, Fresno State and Boise State are the five schools at the top of the list now with two of those programs having already separated themselves. Whitney has been clear that UW and Arizona are the two schools standing out most in his recruitment, and he will take official visits to both schools before coming to a decision. His plan is to decide by July 1 after taking trips over the next month. The Huskies will have the last visit before his decision, which is an important spot to be in for Kalen DeBoer and Co.
At this point if he had to make a decision today, my belief is that it would be Washington. However, Arizona has certainly made a strong push and is very much in the picture. Co-DC and LB coach William Inge has been leading the recruitment for the Huskies, and Whitney has built a strong relationship with him.
“I have a really good relationship with coach Inge. He always hits me up, always checks on my family, sees how I’m doing in school, sees how practice went and stuff like that. So, I’m dealing with coach Inge the most.”
You can read the full update above as Whitney talks about his process at this point and what he will be looking for most when he takes his official visits and eventually makes a decision.
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2023 California LB Jordan Whitney narrows focus to five schools
Jordan Whitney is down to five schools, and Washington is still among the top contenders for the California linebacker.
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Three-star California linebacker Jordan Whitney narrowed his list down to five schools on Monday. Washington, Arizona, Washington State, Fresno State and Boise State are the five schools at the top of the list now with two of those programs having already separated themselves. Whitney has been clear that UW and Arizona are the two schools standing out most in his recruitment, and he will take official visits to both schools before coming to a decision. His plan is to decide by July 1 after taking trips over the next month. The Huskies will have the last visit before his decision, which is an important spot to be in for Kalen DeBoer and Co.
At this point if he had to make a decision today, my belief is that it would be Washington. However, Arizona has certainly made a strong push and is very much in the picture. Co-DC and LB coach William Inge has been leading the recruitment for the Huskies, and Whitney has built a strong relationship with him.
“I have a really good relationship with coach Inge. He always hits me up, always checks on my family, sees how I’m doing in school, sees how practice went and stuff like that. So, I’m dealing with coach Inge the most.”
You can read the full update above as Whitney talks about his process at this point and what he will be looking for most when he takes his official visits and eventually makes a decision.
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Rashid Williams talks about UDub commitment...
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Four-star WR Rashid Williams sticking in Pac-12
Four-star receiver Rashid Williams made his commitment on Thursday morning.
Transfer addition: UAB linebacker Kris Moll
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It's been a whirlwind few weeks for UAB graduate transfer linebacker Kris Moll. The Florida native gained interest from several programs around the country, but he ultimately decided in late April to return home to Florida to play at UCF. Monday, he decided to announce his decision to back away from that commitment. Today, he has announced his plans to transfer to Washington. Moll is the second transfer addition pickup of the week for the Huskies after junior college transfer edge rusher Sekai Asoau-Afoa committed to UW on Monday. Moll has been considered a really strong transfer prospect after a successful career at UAB.
Moll is older as he has already played in 51 games over five years in college. However, an injury shortened his 2021 season allowing him to utilize a redshirt giving him an extra season of eligibility. In his career the 6-foot-2 linebacker 235 tackles, 27.5 tackles for loss, 13 sacks, six forced fumbles and a pair of interceptions. His best season came in 2019 when he finished the year with 104 tackles, 16 tackles for loss, nine sacks and four forced fumbles.
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It's been a whirlwind few weeks for UAB graduate transfer linebacker Kris Moll. The Florida native gained interest from several programs around the country, but he ultimately decided in late April to return home to Florida to play at UCF. Monday, he decided to announce his decision to back away from that commitment. Today, he has announced his plans to transfer to Washington. Moll is the second transfer addition pickup of the week for the Huskies after junior college transfer edge rusher Sekai Asoau-Afoa committed to UW on Monday. Moll has been considered a really strong transfer prospect after a successful career at UAB.
Moll is older as he has already played in 51 games over five years in college. However, an injury shortened his 2021 season allowing him to utilize a redshirt giving him an extra season of eligibility. In his career the 6-foot-2 linebacker 235 tackles, 27.5 tackles for loss, 13 sacks, six forced fumbles and a pair of interceptions. His best season came in 2019 when he finished the year with 104 tackles, 16 tackles for loss, nine sacks and four forced fumbles.
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