Washington Football recruiting handing out scholarships to OKGs
By Bret Stuter
2019 offers
The Rising Stars Football Camp is a cornucopia of football talent and coaching staff. And with so many of football’s finest in the same place at the same time, there is bound to be some good things happening for the Washington Football team. In fact, good things happen in both directions, as some very worthy football players have learned that they have scholarship offers to play for the University of Washington Huskies.
On one hand, there is the class of 2019, starting with tight end Isaiah Foskey. The 6-foot-4 215 pound native from Concord, California made a solid impressions with the coaches.
God is never late, sometimes early, but he's ALWAYS on time. Honored to receive an offer from University of Washington... pic.twitter.com/kjhR4OnOUW
— Isaiah Fos🔑 (@IFoskey) July 14, 2017
On the other hand, wide receiver Josh Delgado raised some eyebrows as well. The 5-foot-11 receiver hails from Bellflower California.
Both prospects are already garnering plenty of attention from colleges.
More prospects
The Washington Huskies are very interested in running back Sean Dollars from Rancho Cucamonga, California. The 5-foot-10 speedster has been impressed by Oregon in the past, but now that he has had a taste of Washington Football, his focus appears to be changing further to the north.
And don’t forget defensive back, the strength of the defense thanks to coach Jimmy Lake. 6-foot-1 standout Jeremiah Criddell from Rancho Cucamonga, California made a visit to Washington and walks away with an offer.
That’s a full plate for 2019, but there is still more in store for 2020.