An Early Grade on UW Football Recruiting Efforts

Among the 11 are four locally produced players, or more than one third of the class, provided you count 5-star offensive tackle Kodi Greene as one of them, with him having gone from the Northwest to Southern California's Mater Dei powerhouse.

The Huskies coincidentally have a pair of CJs in cornerback CJ Lavender, like wise from Mater Dei, and place-kicker CJ Wallace, who plays for St. John Bosco, a chief Mater Dei rival.

Among the committed is 6-foot-3, 343-pound Ah Deong Yang, who lists on all the recruiting websites as a defensive tackle but is posed in one of his official visit photos with offensive-line coach Michael Switzer.

It's possible defensive-line coach Jason Kaufusi was pre-occupied when that photo snapped and Switzer stepped in -- or the Huskies consider Ah Deong Yang an offensive lineman now. More on that when or if he's made the move.

The UW probably would be real happy to finish with a No. 16 ranking, considering 72 percent of their pledges are considered 3 stars.

Of course, if they pull a commitment out of a fourth cornerback in Brandon "Dash" Arrington, a 5-star recruit from Spring Valley, California, who visited last weekend, that might make them top 10 stuff.

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