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The Washington Huskies have two scholarships open on their 2024 roster and are looking to address them in the transfer portal, hosting quarterback Shea Kuykendall (who committed shortly after this episode was published) and wide receiver Zakhari Franklin on official visits during the week. If both were to commit, Jedd Fisch would be at the 85-player scholarship limit for the season meaning there would be no more additions along the offensive line, and the 2023 Joe Moore Award-winning group will now be headlined by Gaard Memmelaar, Maximus McCree, and San Diego State transfer Drew Azzopardi.

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As Jedd Fisch prepares for his first year as the Washington Huskies' head coach, he has to replace nearly all of Washington's major contributors from the 2023 run to the national championship, namely Michael Penix Jr., Rome Odunze, Ja'Lynn Polk, and other stars who left for the NFL draft. Through the depth left on the roster and the transfer portal, Fisch's coaching staff will turn to players like Carson Bruener, Drew Azzopardi, Zach Durfee, Will Rogers, Denzel Boston, Jonah Coleman, and more to step up and become leading contributors on the 2024 team as Washington adapts to life in the Big Ten.

Jedd Fisch and the Washington Huskies added two starters over the weekend from the transfer portal, getting some much-needed depth along the offensive line in former Maryland offensive lineman and junior college All-American Maximus McCree, while Sacramento State safety Cameron Broussard appears ready to make a big impact in defensive coordinator Steve Belichick's scheme. UW Basketball coach Danny Sprinkle also rounded out his roster with a commitment from North Dakota guard Tyree Iheneacho who takes up the final scholarship spot for the Huskies' new head coach.

Jedd Fisch and the Washington Huskies have a lot of things to address this offseason, with a need for more offensive linemen and a quarterback in the transfer portal and plenty of holes to fill in the 2025 recruiting class which could be filled by players like four-star players wide receiver Chris Lawson, edge rusher CJ May, safety Ladarian Clardy, offensive lineman Douglas Utu, linebacker Christan Thatcher, and more. The Huskies will also be a popular team to use in EA Sports' NCAA Football 25, and could have some of its best players in wide receivers Denzel Boston and Jeremiah Hunter, quarterback Will Rogers, and linebacker Carson Bruener.

The Washington Huskies are reportedly close to earning a commitment from Sacramento State safety Cameron Broussard, who made the All-Big Sky first team last season and would be a big acquisition for Jedd Fisch's team and Steve Belichick's defense, adding great depth to the secondary and earning a win over the Michigan Wolverines on the recruiting trail. Washington's top overall target in the 2025 class, five-star cornerback Dijon Lee, also cut his list to four schools on Thursday: Alabama, Georgia, Texas A&M, and Washington, which will be an important gauge of success as cornerbacks coach John Richardson and Washington's entire staff pushes to secure his commitment.