Jun 23, 2026 2:56 AM

The Huskies landed Crystal Ball projections to earn commitments from several offensive linemen they hosted for official visits.

The Washington Huskies football team recently wrapped up its final week of official visits for June.

The Huskies have already seen several returns from official visits from the final week of May to the present and have landed commitments from several players who have been on Montlake for official visits, including four-star safety Jaden Walk-Green and four-star wide receiver Dontay Tyson Jr.

Washington's latest round of official visits included several of the top offensive line commits the program is still attempting to land.

And based on recent predictions from a top publication, the Huskies seem to be the front-runners to land most of the offensive linemen they hosted.

Washington landed predictions from Rivals.com (relayed via an article from Rivals.com reporter Brandon Huffman) to land three-star offensive tackle Tye Kennedy, four-star offensive tackle Rashaun Lavata'i and four-star interior offensive lineman Gecova Doyal.

Kennedy, who attends Mountain View High School in Mesa, Ariz., is ranked as the 629th-best overall player, 58th-best offensive tackle and 11th-best player in Arizona, per the 247Sports composite. In addition to Rivals.com's prediction, he's also been projected to commit to UW per a 247Sports Crystal Ball projection from Blair Angulo.

Tye Kennedy is the son of former Huskies offensive lineman Lincoln Kennedy, who was an All-American with UW from 1989-1992, a unanimous All-American in '92 and a multi-time Pro Bowler in the NFL.

Lavata'i is a local kid and attends Curtis Senior High School in Tacoma, Wash. The 6-foot-6 1/2, 265-pound interior offensive lineman is ranked as the as the 293rd-best overall player, 14th-best interior offensive lineman and third-best player in Washington, per the 247Sports composite. UW has already inked the top two players in the state for the Class of '27 per the composite, four-star wide receiver Braylon Pope and four-star defensive lineman Tevita Nonu.

Doyal is another local kid and attends Puyallup High School in Puyallup, Wash. He's ranked as the 357th-best overall player, 16th-best interior offensive lineman and fourth-best player in Washington per the 247Sports composite.

If the Huskies land commitments from Lavata'i and Doyal, they would secure the top four players in the Class of '27 per the 247Sports composite.

Doyal and Kennedy will both announce their respective commitments July 1. Lavata'i's commitment date is still to-be-announced.

In addition to that trio of offensive linemen, Washington is still in the thick of the recruitment for another hosted player from this past weekend. four-star interior offensive lineman DaJohn Yarborough.

Yarborough is ranked as the 429th-best overall player, 26th-best interior offensive lineman and ninth-best player in Arizona per the 247Sports composite. Cal has the best odds to land Yarborough per Rivals.com's prediction model and UW has the second-highest odds at 17.7%.

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