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- Scott Eklund caught up with Washington's newest commit Daniel Bridge-Gadd asking the former New Mexico State pledge why he decided to flip.
- Elite 2016 DL Rashard Lawrence talked recruiting with Scout and said Chris Petersen is one of the best people he has met through the recruiting process.
- Punter Van Soderberg is a bit of a forgotten commit in the 2016 class, but as the saying goes "punters are people too" and Thurston Talk was able to catch up with the former soccer player who spoke at length about how he ended up as a commit for the Huskies.
- When players make their commitment to a school, often it does not actually mark the end of their recruiting process. This was the case for Brandon Wellington who saw TCU turn up their recruiting efforts on the Eastside Catholic star over the summer. Luckily for the Huskies Wellington seems to be solid with Washington and he spoke to Brandon Huffman of Scout recently about how excited he is with what his future has in store at Montlake.
- Speaking of McGrew, the Long Beach Press-Telegram has a great profile of him and his family.
- 4-star Texas DE Levi Onwuzurike was a visitor last weekend for the Oregon game and he recapped his visit with Scout.
- AZ Central Sports caught up with Chase Lucas for their latest recruiting spotlight video.
- Scout updated their Top 300 list and a few Washington commits made some big moves up the list.
- 2017 QB Ryan Kelley had been hearing quite a bit from the Washington staff since the summer, but the Huskies' efforts were not enough to land them in his top 5.
- Washington target Byron Murphy has a unique motivation to fulfill his dreams of making it to the NFL. He plays for his cousins who have a rare form of dwarfism.
- Eastside Cathlic TE Hunter Bryant spoke with Brandon Huffman about how exciting it was to receive his first offer from the hometown Huskies.
- Chris Petersen and his staff have been in Seattle for nearly 2 years and have yet to lose a player to another school once they have committed. That could change soon as it was made known on Friday that Washington pledge Amandre Williams would be visiting Boise State over the weekend. Petersen has a bit of a unique recruiting policy of not allowing recruits to take visits elsewhere once they have committed and revoking an offer if a commit chose to break that policy. Amandre's decision appears to challenge that policy and it was especially surprising when news leaked that Petersen is still going to honor Amandre's offer for the time being, though he could no longer guarantee a spot for the Tahoma High star. Is Petersen adapting his policy or making a special one-time exemption? This will be an interesting story line to follow in the weeks to come.