Washington’s 2027 recruiting class already includes 15 commitments.
This weekend begins a stretch of official visits that should help push that number closer to a full class, even if it won’t be truly complete until a signing-week flip or two.
Still, it’s become common for UW to firm up the majority of its recruiting class before August. Of the 26 players to sign with Washington in the 2026 cycle, for example, 19 were committed by the end of July, and six of the remaining seven committed either just before the start of the December signing period, or some time after it. Six of the seven flipped from previous commitments. The only who didn’t: four-star defensive lineman JD Hill, a late riser from Mission Viejo (Calif.) High, who was UW’s only commitment between late July and December. He pledged Nov. 20.
The Huskies have three major official-visit weekends planned, between this weekend’s group, another visiting next weekend and a third group coming the weekend of June 19. They are hosting eight prospects this weekend, five of whom are already committed: four-star Goodyear (Ariz.) Desert Edge quarterback Blake Roskopf; four-star Glendale (Ariz.) Sandra Day O’Connor tailback Jeremy Adeyanju; three-star Goodyear (Ariz.) Desert Edge receiver Zerek Sidney; four-star O’Dea defensive lineman Tevita Nonu; and three-star Kimberly (Idaho) High linebacker Titus Osterman.
The three uncommitted visitors: four-star Peoria (Ariz.) receiver Dontay Tyson; four-star Las Vegas Bishop Gorman cornerback Kamil Loud; and three-star Montvale (N.J.) St. Joseph Regional edge rusher Chaz Gray.
Though additions and subtractions are certain along the way, the Huskies at present expect to host more than 30 prospects over the next three weeks, including 20 or so who are uncommitted.
Here’s what I’m thinking about as Washington enters the final weeks of spring with several crucial targets preparing for official visits.