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Huskies are 1-for-3 on Homegrown Linemen with Iuli Choosing Oregon The Puyallup offensive tackle picked the Ducks not long after Malik Agbo eliminated the UW. Author: Jul 18, 2021 The Washington state offensive-line recruits for the class of 2022 represent an exceptional bunch, with four of these mini Mount Rainiers considered as talented as any in the country. The University of Washington, however, now stands 1-for-3 in landing commitments from this touted quartet of blockers once Dave Iuli from Puyallup High School in Puyallup, Washington, on Saturday chose Oregon. The 6-foot-5, 315-pounder, considered a 4-star recruit, went with the Ducks over Oklahoma, USC, Oregon State, California and the Huskies. ....
Jun 4, 2021 J.T. Tuimoloau is coming hard off the edge this weekend. He s not headed for any opposing backfield, just his college football backyard. Having extended his recruitment longer than every other elite 2021 player nationwide for pandemic reasons, the feverishly pursued defensive end from Eastside Catholic High School in suburban Sammamish, Washington, will officially tour the University of Washington beginning Friday. He no doubt will spend a lot of time with Husky coach Jimmy Lake, defensive coordinator Bob Gregory and outside linebacker coach Ikaika Malloe, who will lay out every reason he should stay home and play football. The Huskies publicly are saying overall they expect a productive weekend for commitments. ....
Dec 30, 2020 SEATTLE – Over the course of the fall, the Husky track and field team has continued to put the pieces in place for whatever 2021 will bring. While the current student-athletes are champing at the bit to put their training to the test, Head Coaches Maurica and Andy Powell welcomed six new Husky commits for the class of 2021-22.
The talented group is sure to make an instant impact, with some of the PRs amongst the signees already on par with some of the UW all-time Top-10 marks. Featured in the class is the nation s No. 1-ranked boys recruit according to MileSplit.com, Nathan Green of Borah, Idaho. Green is one of four current high school senior commits who have outstanding résumés in spite of missing their conventional junior track seasons. The remaining two recruits are collegiate senior transfers that will continue their academic and track careers in Seattle. ....