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After Washington Huskies running back Jordan Washington was taken off the field in an ambulance at Saturday's practice, the sophomore from Long Beach Jordan High School in Southern California was back at practice on Tuesday, watching from the sidelines in a neck brace.
Several members of the Huskies came over to greet and embrace the former four-star recruit, who Jedd Fisch and position coach Scottie Graham have high hopes for in the 2026 season.
However, those hopes are on hold as he recovers. On Tuesday, Fisch appeared on KJR Radio's Chuck & Buck, where he provided an update on the speedy ball carrier.
"Jordan's doing well right now," Fisch said. "There's going to be some rehab and recovery involved here, so we're going to not see him for the rest of spring."
While Washington has stated on social media that he is ok, the Huskies appear prepared to handle his situation with extreme caution, which should open up opportunities for several other young members of the roster to seize bigger opportunities in camp.
"Our running back room will consist of Quaid Carr, Brian Bonner, Julian (McMahan), Ansu (Sanoe), Ryken Moon, and that group," Fisch continued. "Then we have two guys we brought in through the portal in Trey Cooley and Jayden Limar, who are both going to be cleared to participate come June, so in training camp, we should have a full deck, but not until then. So it's going to be a great opportunity for these young running backs to get a lot more reps than they ever would've dreamt of getting."
This article originally appeared on Huskies Wire: Jordan Washington to miss remainder of spring after injury
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Several members of the Huskies came over to greet and embrace the former four-star recruit, who Jedd Fisch and position coach Scottie Graham have high hopes for in the 2026 season.
However, those hopes are on hold as he recovers. On Tuesday, Fisch appeared on KJR Radio's Chuck & Buck, where he provided an update on the speedy ball carrier.
"Jordan's doing well right now," Fisch said. "There's going to be some rehab and recovery involved here, so we're going to not see him for the rest of spring."
While Washington has stated on social media that he is ok, the Huskies appear prepared to handle his situation with extreme caution, which should open up opportunities for several other young members of the roster to seize bigger opportunities in camp.
"Our running back room will consist of Quaid Carr, Brian Bonner, Julian (McMahan), Ansu (Sanoe), Ryken Moon, and that group," Fisch continued. "Then we have two guys we brought in through the portal in Trey Cooley and Jayden Limar, who are both going to be cleared to participate come June, so in training camp, we should have a full deck, but not until then. So it's going to be a great opportunity for these young running backs to get a lot more reps than they ever would've dreamt of getting."
This article originally appeared on Huskies Wire: Jordan Washington to miss remainder of spring after injury
Continue reading...
