Washington Is Aiming At HIGH-END Recruits In The 2028 Class
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The Washington Huskies are eyeing some of the nation's top recruits in the 2028 class. Can Jedd Fisch’s staff outmaneuver national powerhouses for elite prospects? Four-star offensive lineman Josiah Eney, five-star linebacker Tahj Gray, and standout wide receivers Emmanuel Pullins and Quincey Clay headline a loaded board, while tight end Tytan McNeil and edge rusher Landen Wade round out a group packed with speed and versatility. NIL dynamics, family ties, and unofficial visits all shape the stakes as Washington pushes to secure its future.
Locked On Huskies host Roman Tomashoff details the Huskies’ recruiting strategy on both sides of the ball, breaks down defensive targets like Aedyn Havili and Myles Tate, and spotlights key developments in men’s and women’s basketball. With Danny Sprinkle aiming for major improvement despite funding gaps behind Wesley Yates III and Nikola Dzepina, and Tina Langley’s women’s squad poised for an NCAA tournament run behind Sayvia Sellers, Avery Howell, Brynn McGaughy, and top transfer portal additions like Tilda Trygger and Brooke Carlson, can Washington raise the bar across Montlake?
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