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Jett Washington, Kobe's Nephew, Commits to Oregon
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Jett Washington, a five-star safety from Las Vegas, Nevada, has committed to the Oregon Ducks for their 2026 class. As the nephew of Kobe Bryant, hes a highly anticipated prospect, currently ranked 22nd nationally and top among safeties. Standing at 64 and 205 lbs, Washington is known for his physical play and versatility. His high school career shows promise, and his elite traits suggest hell be a hard player to keep off the field. This commitment adds to Oregons strong recruiting efforts, aiming for another top-five class.
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