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Washington's Young WRs MUST STEP UP At Dawgs After Dark Spring Game
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- May 1, 2026
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- 1718
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Summary
The Washington Huskies face pivotal questions at wide receiver as injuries and emerging talents set the stage for Friday’s spring game at the Dawgs After Dark showdown. Can newcomers like Trez Davis and Mason James seize the spotlight and transform the Huskies’ passing attack for quarterbacks Demond Williams Jr., Elijah Brown, and more, amidst uncertainty? Locked On Huskies host Roman Tomashoff digs into spring standouts, potential X-factors, and how Jedd Fisch is reshaping the offense for Big Ten competition after Denzel Boston's departure for the NFL Draft. Defensively, Ryan Walters’ evolving scheme and the linebacker rotation come into focus, along with a crystal ball from Rivals' Adam Gorney to land four-star prospect Tevita Nonu, while four-star cornerback Censere Gaylord is expected to take an unofficial visit to UW over the weekend. Bold predictions include Kodi Greene's stellar spring continuing at left tackle, and can freshman tight end Sam Vyhlidal break through at tight end?