Washington Spring Ball Day 11: Five Practices Left and the Battles Are Getting Real

The Huskies took the field at 3:30 pm today for Day 11 of spring practice, and with just five sessions left, Jedd Fisch's team is in the thick of some serious position battles. This is year three for Fisch as head coach, and if these camps are any indication, Washington could be cooking something special heading into the 2026 season.

The Left Tackle Picture Is Getting Clearer

Freshman Kodi Greene has slid into the starting group at left tackle, but he is not going unchallenged. He will see pressure from Soane Faasolo and Kolt Dieterich, once Dieterich gets fully healthy. This is exactly the kind of competition you want to see up front.

Corner, Tailback, and the Wide Receiver Overhaul

At corner, Dylan Robinson appears to be the guy to beat at one spot, but the other position is a full battle. Emmanuel Karnley, Elias Johnson, Jeron Jones, and Ramonz Adams Jr are all fighting for reps, along with a few others. The tailback spot looked like it was going to be a slugfest, but injuries to transfers Jayden Limar from Oregon and Trey Cooley from Louisville, plus returner Jordan Washington, have shuffled the deck. Expect to see a mix of speedsters Quaid Carr and Brian Bonner alongside big-backs Julian McMahan and Ansu Sanoe getting carries.

The wide receiver group is completely retooled. Only sophomore Dezmen Roebuck returns as a contributor from last season. Rashid Williams is back healthy, and the coaching staff is excited about transfers Christian Moss from Kennesaw State and Bodpegn Miller from Ohio State. Add in freshmen Trez Davis, Jordan Clay, and Mason James, plus returning players Chris Lawson and Deji Ajose, and you have got a receiver room that is crowded and competitive.

Edge Rusher Next to Jacob Lane

Jacob Lane has company in the edge group hunt. Logan George came in from Ohio State, and the coaches believe Isaiah Ward is ready to bounce back after two injury-plagued seasons. Freshman Ramzak Fruean is also in the mix at edge, with others potentially moving inside or down from linebacker depending on what the defense needs.

Five practices left. The work continues.

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