Washington’s fall-camp roster refresh is in, and the latest heights, weights and jersey numbers show a team still getting settled before things ramp up.
A handful of players picked up new numbers since spring, while several true freshmen who arrived in time for camp were assigned numbers for the first time. Emmanuel Karnley is now No. 3 after wearing No.
8, Rylon Dillard-Allen moved to No. 4 from No. 3, and Ramonz Adams Jr shifted to No. 8 from No. 16.
Rahsjon Duncan is listed at No. 13, Beck Walker at No. 27 after previously being No.
25, Ben Ferber is No. 42, David Schwerzel is No.
50, JD Hill is No. 54, Ta'a Malu is No.
56, Jesse Ewell is No. 57, Ah Deong Yang is No. 71 and Joseph Peko is No.
- CJ Christian no longer has a number listed; he had previously been No.
The biggest body changes came up front, where the Huskies added size in a big way. Champ Taulealea put on 21 pounds and now checks in at 365, Soane Faasolo is up 20 pounds to 340, Dominic Harris gained 15 pounds to 350, John Mills added 12 pounds to reach 350, and Charlie Crowell climbed 10 pounds to 270.
On the other side of the ledger, a few players trimmed down sharply. Jack Shaffer dropped 16 pounds to 335, Ah Deong Yang is down 13 pounds to 330, Hayden Moore lost 13 pounds to 225, Elishah Jackett shed 11 pounds to 280, and both Rashid Williams and Trez Davis dropped 10 pounds, to 190 and 180, respectively. Rylon Dillard-Allen also lost 10 pounds and is listed at 170.
At quarterback, all five players saw only modest shifts. Dash Beierly went from 6-0, 213 to 6-1, 210, Treston Kini McMillan from 5-11, 213 to 5-11, 210, and Demond Williams Jr from 5-11, 191 to 5-11, 190. Elijah Brown remains 6-2, 205, while Derek Zammit is now listed at 6-1, 205 after previously being 6-0, 208.
The running back room also has a few noticeable changes. Julian McMahan is up six pounds to 240, D'Aryhian Clemons gained five pounds to 180, and Trey Cooley added seven pounds and now weighs 215.
Ryken Moon dropped nine pounds to 205, while Beck Walker is down one pound to 215. Jordan Washington stayed at 181, Quaid Carr is up one pound to 190, Brian Bonner is listed at 6-0, 195 after being 5-11, 196, Jayden Limar remains at 205, and Ansu Sanoe is now 6-0, 240 after previously being 6-2, 241.
Wide receiver features a mix of small moves and a couple of notable drops. Rashid Williams went from 200 to 190, Trez Davis from 190 to 180, and Jordan Clay from 207 to 200.
Blaise LaVista is down to 190, Mason James to 180, and Christian Moss to 200 after being 205. Jace Burton, Dezmen Roebuck and Asa Thompson all held relatively steady, while Chris Lawson, Justice Williams and Deji Ajose all dipped slightly.
At tight end, Charlie Crowell is the biggest riser, jumping from 260 to 270. Baron Naone also moved up, from 263 to 270, while Decker DeGraaf, Kade Eldridge, Austin Simmons, Kekua Aumua and Sam Vyhlidal all had smaller changes or stayed close to their spring numbers.
The offensive line brings some of the most dramatic shifts on the roster. Champ Taulealea’s jump to 365 leads the way, but he’s not alone in adding mass: Soane Faasolo is now 340, Dominic Harris is 350, and John Mills is 350.
Drew Azzopardi climbed to 330, Aidan Anderson to 325, and Jake Flores is up to 310 after being 6-5, 305. On the flip side, Jack Shaffer dropped to 335, Ah Deong Yang to 330, and Elishah Jackett to 280.
Defensively, several linemen and edge players changed as camp approaches. Elinneus Davis moved to 320, Kai McClendon to 340, and David Schwerzel to 280.
Tufanua Ionatana Umu-Cais is down to 305, Derek Colman-Brusa to 290, and Joseph Peko remains at 290. At edge, Jacob Lane is up to 265, while Hayden Moore dropped to 225.
Russell Davis II, Devin Hyde, Victor Sanchez Hernandez, Logan George and Ramzak Fruean all saw smaller shifts.
Linebacker numbers also moved around a bit. Jacob Manu is up to 225, Zaydrius Rainey-Sale to 220, and Xe'ree Alexander dropped to 230. Taariq Al-Uqdah, Donovan Robinson, Ezaya Tokio and Jesse Ewell are all in the same neighborhood as before.
In the secondary, CJ Christian is listed at 6-0, 210, Rahsjon Clark is down to 190, and Rylon Dillard-Allen is now 5-11, 170. Alex McLaughlin moved up to 205, Paul Mencke Jr stayed at 195, Rahim Wright II is at 195, and Gavin Day is down to 185. At cornerback, Rahsjon Duncan is up to 190, Ksani Jiles dropped to 185, Jeron Jones is now 5-11, 180, and Emmanuel Karnley is listed at 6-1, 188.
The specialists saw a few adjustments too. Ryan Kean is down to 210, Ben Ferber remains at 215, Luke Dunne is listed at 6-2, 215, and Hunter Green is down to 225.
At kicker, Tyler Robles and C.J. Wallace both dropped a few pounds, while Hunter McKee stayed at 215.
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