Washington Football 2018 recruit class grew in number today as inside linebacker Nicholas Bolt Commits
Washington Football is counting on quite a bit from the team this year. Perhaps no other group than the inside linebacking pair of Victor Azeem and Keishawn Bierra. They are not only expected to lead the team’s defense, but standout as two of the best linebackers in the nation this year. But the team needs to recruit linebackers who can learn from the best and step up when their time comes.
But after this year, what next? Wait… did you hear that? Sounds like another recruit is committing now.
WOOF!
— Chris Petersen (@CoachPeteUW) July 24, 2017
2018 recruiting class picking up steam now
And lo and behold, here we go. On Monday, July 24, the Washington Football team landed two incredible prospects from the state of Texas. The first bit of good news happened for the defensive side of the ball.
#PurpleReign ☔️🐺 pic.twitter.com/gO2NxahyTc
— Nick Bolton (@_nickbolton2) July 24, 2017
Nicholas Bolton is a solid football player. One one hand, he is strong physically:
On the other hand, he is mentally ironclad. But ultimately, he is strong in determination.
Good vibes Bolton
Some players simply resonate that positive energy. Nicholas Bolton is one such player. He is definitely an OKG. Always smiling, always determined. He emanates football proficiency, and it’s contagious.
Frisco Lone Star LB Nicholas Bolton in the Washington gear before he gets to work. #MakeEmMiss pic.twitter.com/kqP3N03Nog
— Jason Howell (@Jason_Howell) July 13, 2017
The young man was on the radar for a large number of NCAA football programs, 17 to be exact. In the end, he chose the Washington Huskies, and I think the fit is ideal. He currently checks in at 5-foot-11 and 228 pounds. But that is 228 pounds of solid ripped muscle. On top of that, he is always head-in-the-game.
Next: OG recruit Victor Curne commits to 2018 Washington Football team
As the Washington Football team continues to recruit, the team is beginning to take shape. The offense is loading up on solid talent, while the defense is taking the shape of physically dominating players. Nicholas Bolton adds to that physicality.
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