Washington Spring Ball Day 10: Six Practices Left and the Battles Are Just Getting Started

The Washington Huskies took the field at 3:30 pm today for another spring practice, and with just six workouts left before the end of camp, the competition is heating up across every position group. Jedd Fisch is in his third season as head coach, and these next couple weeks will shape what could be a spectacular 2026 football season for the Dawgs.

The Left Tackle Question Is Brewing

Freshman Kodi Greene has slid into the starting group at left tackle, but he's far from locked in. The competition includes Soane Faasolo and Kolt Dieterich, who's working his way back to full health. This is the kind of battle that determines whether the offensive line holds up all season or becomes a weak point, so watch this spot closely.

Corners, Running Backs, and a Wide Receiver Group That Needs Time

At corner, Dylan Robinson looks like the starter at one spot, but the other position is wide open. Emmanuel Karnley, Elias Johnson, Jeron Jones, and Ramonz Adams Jr are all in the mix, along with a few others. The competition should produce some solid depth.

The tailback situation got complicated fast. Transfers Jayden Limar from Oregon and Trey Cooley from Louisville, plus returner Jordan Washington, are all dealing with injuries. That means speedsters Quaid Carr and Brian Bonner will get reps alongside bigger bodies like Julian McMahan and Ansu Sanoe. It's a mixing-and-matching approach for now.

The wide receiver group is thin on experience. Only sophomore Dezmen Roebuck returns from contributors last season, but Rashid Williams is back healthy and ready. Transfers Christian Moss from Kennesaw State and Bodpegn Miller from Ohio State are drawing coaching praise, as are freshmen Trez Davis, Jordan Clay, and Mason James. Returning players Chris Lawson and Deji Ajose also have the coaches excited. This group is crowded and will need time to shake out.

Finding the Right Edge Rusher Partner

Jacob Lane is locked in as one EDGE, but the other side is up for grabs. Logan George came in from Ohio State, and Isaiah Ward is expected to have his best season after two injury-plagued years. Freshman Ramzak Fruean will also compete, with plenty of other options who can move inside or down to linebacker depending on what the defense needs.

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