Washington Huskies head coach Jedd Fisch added a cornerback and a wide receiver over the weekend to push his 18th-ranked 2026 recruiting class to 20 players.

Staying local and addressing a major hole for their defensive line in regard to their 2026 class, Jedd Fisch and the Washington Huskies checked off a big box by keeping Ta’a Malu in the Pacific Northwest.

The Washington Huskies football program picked up a commitment from a pass-rushing linebacker to end two quiet weeks in Class of 2026 recruiting.

Early success of the Washington Huskies NIL collective, Dawgs Unleashed, will be critical to the future of UW athletics, particularly on the gridiron.

Brandon Roy Jr. will follow his legendary father and suit up for the Washington Huskies basketball team, giving Danny Sprinkle another notable addition as he aims to build the program for the future.

As the college athletics landscape evolves, the Washington Huskies must adapt and succeed in some key areas in order to achieve long-term success in the Big Ten, particularly on the football field.

The Washington Huskies Class of 2026 recruiting class received another boost with the commitment of Mason James, a four-star receiver from Oklahoma who pushed UW’s recruiting ranking into the top 15.

Continuing to stack talent in their 2026 recruiting class, Jedd Fisch and the Huskies landed two coveted players from Las Vegas. How do those two players fit into the program’s future plans in the rugged Big Ten?

Jedd Fisch and his Washington Huskies football recruiting staff landed two more recruits over the weekend as UW works toward putting together a strong 2026 class with hopes of fortifying their future as a Big Ten contender.