Kodi Greene Is Already Winning Battles in Camp, and the Huskies' Spring Just Got Real

The Washington Huskies took the field at Husky Stadium this morning for their first big scrimmage of spring practice, and it's already clear that Jedd Fisch's third season as head coach is going to feature some serious position battles. This is the team that could have a spectacular 2026 football season, but first, they have to figure out who plays where.

The Left Tackle Situation Is Locked In (For Now)

Freshman Kodi Greene has slid into the starting group at left tackle, and honestly, the transition to the college game has gone smoothly thus far. He's not getting a free pass though. Soane Faasolo and Kolt Dieterich, once Dieterich gets fully healthy, will challenge for reps. This is exactly what you want to see in April: competition that actually means something.

The Cornerback Battle Is Wide Open

Dylan Robinson looks like the man to beat at one corner spot, but the other side? That's a free for all. Emmanuel Karnley, Elias Johnson, Jeron Jones, and Ramonz Adams Jr are all in the mix, along with a few others. The winner here could shape the entire secondary for the fall.

The Running Back Room Is Banged Up, But Talented

The tailback spot was supposed to be a battle between multiple guys, but injuries have shifted the plan. Jayden Limar (transfer from Oregon), Trey Cooley (transfer from Louisville), and returner Jordan Washington are all dealing with injuries. That means Quaid Carr and Brian Bonner, your speed guys, will get early reps alongside the power backs Julian McMahan and Ansu Sanoe. By the time fall rolls around, this group could be dangerous.

Wide Receivers Are Stacked, If They Can Stay Healthy

The receiving corps returns just one contributor from last season in sophomore Dezmen Roebuck, but there's serious talent waiting in the wings. Rashid Williams is healthy again. Transfers Christian Moss (from Kennesaw State) and Bodpegn Miller (from Ohio State) have the coaches excited. Add in freshmen Trez Davis, Jordan Clay, and Mason James, plus returners Chris Lawson and Deji Ajose, and this is a crowded group that needs time to sort itself out.

EDGE Needs To Find Its Other Starter

Jacob Lane is locked in at one EDGE spot, but who lines up across from him? Logan George came in from Ohio State. Isaiah Ward is ready to bounce back after two injury-plagued seasons. Freshman Ramzak Fruean is also in the mix. Depending on how the depth chart shakes out, some guys might slide inside or down from linebacker. This group has options.

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