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Jedd Fisch and the Washington Huskies held their annual spring game on Friday and with an impressive crowd in attendance, the Huskies put on quite a show both on and off the field, including appearances by Michael Penix Jr., Danny Sprinkle, Marcus Peters, Jake Locker, and many more stars from previous years. On the field, the Huskies got impressive performances from Denzel Boston, Carson Bruener, Jeremiah Hunter, Jonah Coleman, and Will Rogers while highly touted recruits like Douglas Utu, Champ Taulealea, Keleki Latu, Ladarian Clardy, and more took their official visits as UW football's coaching staff kicks off two months full of blue-chip visitors that it's looking to add to both the 2024 roster and 2025 class.

The Washington Huskies celebrated coach Jedd Fisch's birthday by adding two more commitments from the Arizona Wildcats, four-star running back Jordan Washington and wide receiver Kevin Green Jr., who took official visits to Seattle over the weekend for Washington's spring game. Washington brings game-breaking speed to UW football's backfield while Green has upside in the Huskies' rotation after sitting behind Tetairoa McMillan and Jacob Cowing in 2023 as the Wildcats made a run to the Alamo Bowl.

The Washington Huskies are hosting their "Dawgs After Dark" spring game on Friday and coach Jedd Fisch's team has a lot to display, including quarterbacks Will Rogers and Demond Williams, wide receivers Denzel Boston and Jeremiah Hunter, as well as a new defense headed up by former New England Patriots play-caller Steve Belichick. Washington football will also host a large number of recruits both from the transfer portal and high schoolers from the 2025 class, including OL Douglas Utu, S Ladarian Clardy, WR Donovan Olugbode, OL Champ Taulealea, TE Cameron Latu, RB Jordan Washington, and more.

The Washington Huskies have finished with spring practice and ahead of Friday's spring game, there are a lot of players that deserve recognition from all of the practices that Jedd Fisch and his special guests of Bill Belichick, Pete Carroll, Steve Ballmer, John Lynch and others have put on over April. Some of the standouts include quarterback Demond Williams, running back Jonah Coleman, wide receivers Denzel Boston and Jeremiah Hunter, offensive tackle Drew Azzopardi, defensive tackle Sebastian Valdez, linebacker Carson Bruener, and cornerbacks Jordan Shaw and Ephesians Prysock.

The Washington Huskies added a commitment from the transfer portal on Wednesday in offensive tackle Chris Adams, who previously played at Old Dominion. Coach Jedd Fisch and offensive coordinator Brennan Carroll have left no stone unturned as they search the country for talent in the transfer portal to bring depth along the offensive line and appear to have found a promising talent in Adams, who brings much-needed experience to the shores of Montlake along the offensive line.

Coach Jedd Fisch and the Washington Huskies earned two big commitments from the transfer portal on Tuesday, acquiring former Miami Hurricanes edge rusher Jayden Wayne, who was once the top recruit in the state of Washington, and Oklahoma safety Justin Harrington to Steve Belichick's defense. In the final days of the transfer portal, the coaching staff is still looking to bring in players along the offensive line especially but also appears to be eyeing running back Jordan Washington and wide receiver Elijhah Badger, as well as high school prospects like edge rusher CJ May, tight end Vander Ploog, offensive linemen Champ Taulealea and Peter Langi, and safety Ladarian Clardy who will be in attendance for the spring game.