The Washington Huskies are riding high after securing their best-ever recruiting class in 2026, ranked 12th nationally by 247Sports. This impressive haul includes standouts like five-star offensive lineman Kodi Greene and four-star talents Jordan Clay and Brian Bonner, all expected to make an immediate impact as true freshmen.
Looking ahead to 2027, the Huskies are setting the stage for another strong recruiting cycle. They’ve been named as finalists for several top prospects, including four-star defensive lineman Zane Rowe, who plans to announce his college choice on March 13. Rowe, a 6-foot-4, 255-pound edge rusher, is ranked as the 93rd-best overall prospect and the 12th-best edge in the nation, hailing from Texas.
Securing Rowe would be a significant win for Washington, especially in their ongoing rivalry with Oregon. Both teams are also vying for four-star quarterback Sione Kaho and four-star cornerback Josiah Molden. Kaho, a local talent, and Molden, with family ties to both Washington and Oregon, could tilt the recruiting battle in favor of the Huskies if they choose to don the purple and gold.
Currently, Washington's recruiting class sits 12th nationally, trailing powerhouse programs like Oklahoma, Texas A&M, and Ohio State. Their six commitments include four-star wide receiver Zerek Sidney and a trio of three-star linebackers, Ethan and Justin Coach, along with Titus Osterman.
As the Huskies continue to build on their recruiting successes, the potential addition of prospects like Rowe, Kaho, and Molden could solidify their standing and set the tone for future dominance in the Pacific Northwest.