2024 Washington Huskies season opener depth chart: Offensive line
By Ethan Lee
Jedd Fisch and the Washington Huskies will get their season kicked off when they welcome the Weber State Wildcats to Alaska Airlines Field at Husky Stadium. The Huskies are entering the season, their first in the Big Ten, having revamped much of their starting depth chart from a season ago.
As the Huskies try to get going with their first year in the Big Ten, they’re hoping to have established a strong foundation up front on offense to keep new Huskies starting quarterback Will Rogers upright and pave a path for new Washington starting running back Jonah Coleman.
Let’s take a gander at what the starting line up on the offensive line looks like for Fisch’s Huskies in their first game of the season, shall we?
Washington Huskies depth chart vs. Weber State: Offensive line rebuild underway
Up front, at right tackle, is Drew Azzopardi, who has secured the starting role on that side of the line. Azzopardi is a new face for Washington Husky fans after he spent the past couple seasons developing at San Diego State, where he started a half dozen games for the Aztecs last season.
On the opposite end of the offensive line is the 6-8, 295 pound redshirt freshman Soane Faasolo, who emerged as the starter over there for the Huskies. Faasolo redshirted last season, which gave him time to develop and get set for the Huskies.
At right guard is Enokk Vimahi, who is another new player up front on the line for the Washington Huskies. Vimahi spent five seasons with the Ohio State Buckeyes and played in 35 games for the folks in Columbus, Ohio.
At left guard is Gaard Memmelaar, a junior who brings some continuity to the offensive line as one of the few players returning to the Washington Huskies from their roster last season. Memmelaar missed the 2023 season with an injury but has been in Seattle for five seasons.
In the center of the offensive line is senior center D'Angalo Titialii, who made his way to Seattle from Portland State University. While at Portland State, Titialii started in 28 games and played in a total of 32 games.