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Jedd Fisch and the Washington Huskies coaching staff are set to host their first of three large weekends of official visitors on Friday, May 29.
Here's what you need to know about who will be in attendance.
247Sports Composite ranking: National- 152, QB- 12, AZ- 4
The 6-foot-5, 235-pound signal caller announced his pledge to the Huskies in early April over 29 other programs, and gives Fisch's offense a big, strong passer who can effectively layer throws to all three levels of the field, while he also has the athleticism to get outside of the pocket and use his legs.
247Sports Composite ranking: National- 245, DL- 26, WA- 2
The 6-foot-4, 270-pound product of one of Seattle's traditional powerhouse programs has moved his official visit up a week after announcing his commitment to stay home just over a week ago from a group of finalists that also included Arizona, Michigan, Notre Dame, and Oregon.
247Sports Composite ranking: National- 325, WR- 42, AZ- 7
The 6-foot-1, 190-pound pass catcher, who has the frame and athletic profile to contribute early in his college career, is down to a final two of Washington and Texas A&M, and will take his official visit to College Station on June 12.
247Sports Composite ranking: National- 336, RB- 24, AZ- 8
The 6-foot, 215-pound running back has been committed to Washington since mid-March after the Huskies made a huge surge led by position coach Scottie Graham to beat out the USC Trojans for his services. With his frame and speed, he has all of the makings of a potential three-down back at the college level.
247Sports Composite ranking: National- 403, CB- 40, NV- 3
At 6-foot and 170 pounds, Loud plays the aggressive press-man coverage style that secondary coach John Richardson likes to teach. He's down to a top six of Auburn, California, Florida State, Miami, and Utah, alongside Washington. He's locked in trips for June 5 and June 13 to Arizona State and Utah, respectively.
247Sports Composite ranking: National- 438, EDGE- 33, NJ- 9
The 6-foot-4, 250-pound pass rusher is a late-rising target for the Huskies who displays all the traits that Fisch's coaching staff is looking for in an outside linebacker. With trips to Clemson and Tennessee set for June 12 and June 19, the Huskies will have their work cut out for them as they attempt to establish a foothold in the Garden State.
247Sports Composite ranking: National- 478, WR- 58, AZ- 10
The 6-foot, 175-pound pass catcher has been committed since late January, and as a dynamic route runner and playmaker from the slot, he could continue to form a promising combination with his high school quarterback at the college level.
247Sports Composite ranking:National- 1103, DL- 122, CA- 90
The 6-foot-3, 240-pound commit has a high ceiling both on the edge and the interior, and received rave reviews from his older brother Ta'ita'i, who started along the interior for the Huskies in 2025.
"You might be getting a better guy than me," the older Uiagalelei said at UW's pro day in March. "He's smaller than me right now, but he works hard, he works really hard. Lanky, shifty, pass rusher. He's a basketball player, so he started off with the crossover, so he's really shifty, and he's a really smart kid; he has a good head on his shoulders. Seattle's gonna love him...He can play everywhere. He's got the toughness to play everywhere, inside or outside."
247Sports Composite ranking:National- 1282, ATH- 102, ID- 2
The 6-foot-4, 235-pound prospect has been committed to the Huskies since late January and has a promising blend of size and strength for the position, which could help him flex between inside and outside linebacker at the next level, much like how defensive coordinator Ryan Walters has utilized senior Xe'ree Alexander.
This article originally appeared on Huskies Wire: A guide to Washington Huskies' May 29 official visitors
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Here's what you need to know about who will be in attendance.
4-star QB Blake Roskopf- Desert Edge High School (Ariz.)
247Sports Composite ranking: National- 152, QB- 12, AZ- 4
The 6-foot-5, 235-pound signal caller announced his pledge to the Huskies in early April over 29 other programs, and gives Fisch's offense a big, strong passer who can effectively layer throws to all three levels of the field, while he also has the athleticism to get outside of the pocket and use his legs.
4-star DT Tevita Nonu- O'Dea High School (Wash.)
247Sports Composite ranking: National- 245, DL- 26, WA- 2
The 6-foot-4, 270-pound product of one of Seattle's traditional powerhouse programs has moved his official visit up a week after announcing his commitment to stay home just over a week ago from a group of finalists that also included Arizona, Michigan, Notre Dame, and Oregon.
4-star WR Dontay Tyson- Peoria High School (Ariz.)
247Sports Composite ranking: National- 325, WR- 42, AZ- 7
The 6-foot-1, 190-pound pass catcher, who has the frame and athletic profile to contribute early in his college career, is down to a final two of Washington and Texas A&M, and will take his official visit to College Station on June 12.
4-star RB Jeremy Adeyanju- Sandra Day O'Connor High School (Ariz.)
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247Sports Composite ranking: National- 336, RB- 24, AZ- 8
The 6-foot, 215-pound running back has been committed to Washington since mid-March after the Huskies made a huge surge led by position coach Scottie Graham to beat out the USC Trojans for his services. With his frame and speed, he has all of the makings of a potential three-down back at the college level.
4-star CB Kamil Loud- Bishop Gorman High School (Nev.)
247Sports Composite ranking: National- 403, CB- 40, NV- 3
At 6-foot and 170 pounds, Loud plays the aggressive press-man coverage style that secondary coach John Richardson likes to teach. He's down to a top six of Auburn, California, Florida State, Miami, and Utah, alongside Washington. He's locked in trips for June 5 and June 13 to Arizona State and Utah, respectively.
4-star EDGE Chaz Gray- St. Joseph Regional High School (New Jersey)
247Sports Composite ranking: National- 438, EDGE- 33, NJ- 9
The 6-foot-4, 250-pound pass rusher is a late-rising target for the Huskies who displays all the traits that Fisch's coaching staff is looking for in an outside linebacker. With trips to Clemson and Tennessee set for June 12 and June 19, the Huskies will have their work cut out for them as they attempt to establish a foothold in the Garden State.
4-star WR Zerek Sidney- Desert Edge High School (Ariz.)
247Sports Composite ranking: National- 478, WR- 58, AZ- 10
The 6-foot, 175-pound pass catcher has been committed since late January, and as a dynamic route runner and playmaker from the slot, he could continue to form a promising combination with his high school quarterback at the college level.
3-star DL Matamatagi Uiagalelei- Mater Dei High School (Calif.)
247Sports Composite ranking:National- 1103, DL- 122, CA- 90
The 6-foot-3, 240-pound commit has a high ceiling both on the edge and the interior, and received rave reviews from his older brother Ta'ita'i, who started along the interior for the Huskies in 2025.
"You might be getting a better guy than me," the older Uiagalelei said at UW's pro day in March. "He's smaller than me right now, but he works hard, he works really hard. Lanky, shifty, pass rusher. He's a basketball player, so he started off with the crossover, so he's really shifty, and he's a really smart kid; he has a good head on his shoulders. Seattle's gonna love him...He can play everywhere. He's got the toughness to play everywhere, inside or outside."
3-star LB Titus Osterman- Kimberly High School (Idaho)
247Sports Composite ranking:National- 1282, ATH- 102, ID- 2
The 6-foot-4, 235-pound prospect has been committed to the Huskies since late January and has a promising blend of size and strength for the position, which could help him flex between inside and outside linebacker at the next level, much like how defensive coordinator Ryan Walters has utilized senior Xe'ree Alexander.
This article originally appeared on Huskies Wire: A guide to Washington Huskies' May 29 official visitors
Continue reading...
