Fisch-Led Husky Expedition Moves Through Arizona

The attraction to this big kid is he plays with definitive raw power while carrying all of that big-body mass, which gives him readymade college size, though he likely needs added strength once he moves up.

He's so huge, Yarborough posed for a photo with a Florida State recruiter at his home over the holidays and looked bigger than the Christmas tree set up behind them.

In Arizona, things haven't gone perfect for Yarborough, who broke his left ankle last season in his seventh Basha game, had surgery and missed out on the team's final six outings, including a 34-7 state title game victory over Chandler.

Photos of him on his social media account show him lying in a hospital bed in late October and later standing with his teammates while using one of those kneeling carts to get around and wearing a protective boot on his foot.

Before the fracture, the Huskies had him up to Montlake on a recruiting trip in late September, right around the time they were hosting Ohio State. He looked like he enjoyed himself.

Under Fisch's direction, the UW is going to continually get bigger up front in the future in order to compete effectively in the Big Ten.

UW recruiters have signed and or are pursuing several offensive-line prospects who are packing 330 or more, with a 400-pounder even pulling an offer over the past week.