Washington Lands Five-Star Combo Guard Jessie Moses

Tina Langley continued her hot start on the recruiting trail, earning a commitment from 247Sports Composite five-star combo guard Jessie Moses. She becomes the second recruit in Washington’s 2027 class, joining four-star Ze’Ni Patterson.

The Pennsylvania native is the No. 30 recruit nationally and the No. 2 combo guard in her class, boasting the prospect pedigree and potential to help make Washington a household name come March.

Moses collected 34 offers from programs around the country thanks to her elite offensive profile. Standing 5-foot-9, she projects as a combo guard who can get to her spots in a variety of ways.

The first thing that jumps out on film is her lightning-quick jump shot. Adept at both catch-and-shoot 3-pointers and off-balance jumpers, she can score from virtually anywhere. She has a solid handle and excels at setting her feet and squaring her body to the basket on step-back 3-pointers.

While her jumper is mesmerizing, she can get downhill in a hurry, too. Moses is decisive with her dribble moves, attacking the basket aggressively while finishing with either hand at an elite level. She has numerous highlights showcasing her ability to spin the ball off the glass from difficult angles while absorbing contact.

With Sayvia Sellers likely leaving for the WNBA after this season, the fit at Washington is obvious. Moses is a tailor-made offensive replacement for Sellers and should have the opportunity to compete for a starting role immediately.

Currently rehabbing an injury at IMG Academy, Moses still has areas to address as she works toward returning to full health. Her handle is solid, but she relies heavily on her jab step and sudden bursts to get past defenders. Those traits could be more difficult to rely on consistently at the high-major level.

Adding a wider variety of dribble moves, along with improving her passing, could take Moses from a great player to an offensive juggernaut.

It remains to be seen whether Langley will continue adding to an already impressive 2027 class. If the Huskies establish themselves as a ranked team throughout the season, their on-court success could elevate the program’s recruiting profile even further.