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Denzel Boston, University of Washingtons wide receiver, shines in Big Ten conference honors, earning third-team recognition on both coaches and medias all-conference lists. Boston led the Huskies in receiving, with seventy-six catches for eight hundred seventy-five yards and ten touchdowns. He also received honorable mention for special teams play. Seven teammates, including Carver Willis, Jonah Coleman, and Alex McLaughlin, earned honorable mention accolades, showcasing the Huskies strong individual performances in the competitive Big Ten conference.

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Khmori House, a standout linebacker from the University of Washington, is leaving North Carolina after one season, joining the transfer portal. Despite his impressive performance, leading the Tar Heels with seventy-eight tackles, a return to Washington seems unlikely due to their strengthened linebacker position.

The University of Washington football team is gearing up for the 2027 season, focusing on building a massive offensive line to protect quarterback Demond Williams Junior and create big running lanes for Adam Mohammed. Key players like Kodi Greene and Ah Deong Yang are expected to anchor this line, with Greene projected to grow even larger and Yang showing promise as a potential center. New additions like Dominic Harris and Champ Tauleale further strengthen this formidable group, aiming to create an impenetrable wall for the Huskies.

David Schwerzel, a three-star defensive lineman from ODea High School, has committed to the University of Washington football program. Ranked as the sixty-first best defensive lineman in the 2026 class, Schwerzel is projected to transition to an interior defensive lineman at the collegiate level. His commitment, along with other defensive line recruits, strengthens the Huskies defensive line for the coming years. Schwerzel is the twenty-fourth commit in the Huskies impressive 2026 class, choosing to stay in his home state and play for the Huskies.

The Washington Huskies recent matchup against the Oregon Ducks saw mixed results. The passing offense, led by Quarterback Demond Williams, struggled, with Williams completing 15 of 30 passes for 129 yards, 2 TDs, and 2 INTs. The offensive line also had a tough day, allowing 13 pressures and 4 sacks. Receivers were largely shut down, but Denzel Boston managed 2 TDs. The rushing offense shone, with Adam Mohammed rushing for 105 yards and a career-best performance. The defense had a mixed game, with the passing defense struggling and the rush defense containing Oregons running backs. Special teams and coaching also had room for improvement.

David Schwerzel, top defensive lineman, commits to Washington Huskies, bolstering their recruiting class, after a rollercoaster recruitment journey that saw him consider UCLA and Stanford.

Husky fans rejoice as four-star defensive back Rahsjon Duncan commits, bringing impressive size and physicality to the field. Despite intense competition from powerhouses like Ohio State and Georgia, Washington secures this top talent for their future defense. Duncans versatility and potential early playing time make him a significant addition to the Huskies, especially considering his connection to former Husky and NFL star Marcus Peters.