Washington doesn't have a single in-state commit

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Washington doesn't have a single in-state commit

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https://247sports.com/Season/2024-Footb ... l&State=WA

Commits from the state of Washington:
Wazzu 3, OSU 3, Cal 2, UCLA 2, Oregon 1, Washington 0.

Ahfua and Platt aren't even considering Washington, and they are the only remaining top 5 Washington recruits uncommitted. You gotta be somewhat concerned if you're a Washington fan.

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At least they can fall back on their academic prowess.
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DaBoer strikes me more of a transfer portal guy, so I don’t think Washington has that much to worry about.
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DeBoer is going to win plenty of games, but I think his lack of recruiting chops will leave him outside that national title discussion every year. That doesn't mean they can't beat Oregon, though. He's a great offensive coach and solid game week coach. Frankly, you could say a lot of the same things about Chip.
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UW is basically going to be like OSU or Utah, lower on recruiting stars but good coaching/tacticians.
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greenyellow wrote:UW is basically going to be like OSU or Utah, lower on recruiting stars but good coaching/tacticians.

Idk about that. They got a lot of talent left to them, and Penix was really good before heading to UW. Without him, they are 6-6. And they have done nothing to replace the WRs who leave after this year
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buckmarkduck wrote:
greenyellow wrote:UW is basically going to be like OSU or Utah, lower on recruiting stars but good coaching/tacticians.

Idk about that. They got a lot of talent left to them, and Penix was really good before heading to UW. Without him, they are 6-6. And they have done nothing to replace the WRs who leave after this year
Agreed. DeBoer's best recruiting job was getting 3-5 NFL guys to come back this year. They'll be potent in 2023, but we'll see thereafter.
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