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Washington lands a 4-star WR commitment from Trez Davis, boosting the 2026 class.
Davis chose Washington after an official visit, citing the coaching staff and atmosphere.
Davis noted Washington can use him in the slot or out wide in an NFL-style offense.
The 35th-ranked wide receiver in the 2026 class had previously committed to Tulane.
Davis’ recruitment emphasized Washington’s NFL-draught development and tradition.
Kevin Cummings and the Huskies’ staff led the recruitment push.
Davis is ranked among Rivals’ top national prospects for 2026.
The signing took place as National Signing Day events intensified.
Davis provided insight into how Washington’s offense could maximize his skills.
Davis originally committed to Tulane before flipping to Washington.

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Fisch calls Kodi Greene a special player with elite size, feet, brain, and athleticism.
Fisch expects Greene to start as a freshman and be able to compete immediately at left tackle.
Greene is ranked California’s top high school player and the No. 4 offensive tackle in the 2026 class.
Greene moved from Eastside Catholic to Mater Dei, boosting his recruiting profile.
Fisch highlighted Greene’s development at Mater Dei, a program noted for coaching excellence.
Fisch compared Greene to UW's own John Mills for immediate impact at left tackle.
Greene is the Huskies’ only five-star signee in the class discussed.
Fisch noted Greene’s winning background and coaching at Mater Dei as assets.
Greene’s status positions him as a key piece for UW’s 2026 class.
The article emphasizes Greene’s potential to contribute at left tackle despiteg competing in a college setting.
The profile notes Greene’s 6-foot-6, 342-pound frame as a key attribute.

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sports14h ago

David Schwerzel signed with the Washington Huskies, opting to stay local after a fast-changing recruitment.
Previously committed to UCLA, Schwerzel briefly explored other options before finalizing with Washington.
Schwerzel cited ongoing discussions and weighing his options before choosing the Huskies.
Schwerzel is described as a versatile defender with potential to play edge, three-tech, or tackle.
Washington’s 2025 class is notably strong, with Schwerzel helping bolster the Huskies’ depth.
Schwerzel is praised for a high motor, strong hands, and multi-sport background.
Schwerzel is projected to be a multi-year starter at the next level.
Washington aims to keep momentum as a top regional program.
Schwerzel’s signing adds to the Huskies’ ongoing recruitment push in the Pacific Northwest.
The decision kept Schwerzel close to home, aligning with local interests.
Schwerzel also has a background in hoops and track and field.

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