Huskies Pick Up Another 2027 Wide Receiver

Sidney drew all everyone's attention after a highly productive sophomore season in which he caught 45 passes for 591 yards and 11 touchdowns over a dozen games.

He was a big reason that Desert Edge overcame a 6-4 start to run the table with four consecutive playoff victories and claim the 5A Arizona state championship in 2024. 

The Huskies extended him a scholarship offer and arrangements were made to have him lanned to him visit on the weekend they faced Ohio State in Montlake.

Oklahoma got him to Norman that fall and the Sooners came on strong down the stretch. The Sooners had a pledge from Sidney’s high school teammate, three-star cornerback Mikyal Davis.

Sidney plays for one of the top high school football programs in Arizona. Last season, Desert Edge went 11-1 and finished as the No. 9 team in the state, per the Rivals Composite Rankings. The Scorpions’ 2025 roster featured eight ranked prospects.

 Notre Dame and USC previously were finalists for the blue-chip pass-catcher. Sidney broke down his interest in what were his final three with Rivals' Adam Gorney.

On the Huskies, he said, “The U-Dub staff was the first to offer me, remained consistent and they play freshmen.”

Of his home state Arizona State, he said, “ASU would be a good look for my development and being the hometown kid could bring a lot of attention to my high school.”

On the Sooners, he offered, “Oklahoma’s goal for me to play inside and out and early is exciting, not to mention it’s in the SEC.”

Yet now the new headline will say that he's headed for Seattle and the Huskies.