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Washington football recruiting commit: Ariel Ngata, Folsom LB

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Ariel plays both outside linebacker and defensive end for Folsom which should allow him to make a smooth transition to UW as he says he is being recruited as a hybrid, stand up pass rusher, Buck-type player. He had an impressive junior season in 2015, racking up 80 total tackles and 4 sacks.

Oregon State football recruiting commit: Quantino Allen, Florida WR

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With Victor Bolden graduating after this coming season, Allen fits into the succession plan as a slot receiver. At 200 lbs., he has surprising size on a 5'9" (the same height as Bolden) frame, and excellent speed as well, which are a good combination from the slot.

USC Trojans recruiting commit: Daniel Green, Portland linebacker

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Washington football recruiting commit: Ty Jones, Provo WR

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Jones originally committed to the Utes back in July of last year, but backed off of that pledge a couple of months ago to explore other options after a slew of new offers came in. Washington swooped in and quickly became one of Jones' leaders. Location and the upward trajectory of the program are what sold Ty on the Huskies. He loved the city of Seattle and was excited about the prospect of catching passes from a quarterback like Jake Browning.

ASU football reported commit: Frank Darby, 2016 WR

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The addition of Darby at wideout addresses a key need for Graham and offensive coordinator Chip Lindsey, who saw Devin Lucien, D.J. Foster, and Gary Chambers all graduate after the 2015 campaign. He is the first late addition to the class of 2016 for the Sun Devils.

Arizona Wildcats football commit: Braxton Burmeister, La Jolla QB

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Braxton Burmeister was once the first commit of the Arizona Wildcats' 2017 recruiting class, ending his recruitment process back in November of 2014 as a sophomore.

Seattle Seahawks take Kenny Lawler with 243rd pick

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. Kenny Lawler made a name for himself early and often in his Cal career with acrobatic catches. He has some of the best hands I have ever seen at the position and is one of the hardest players in the country to defend near the goal line. Kenny's hands are huge which makes him an easy target for an accurate quarterback, it just so happened that Kenny had number one pick Jared Goff at the helm which made for a lethal combination.

UCLA WR Devin Fuller picked 238th by Atlanta Falcons

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Instead of being discouraged when he saw Brett Hundley at quarterback when he arrived on campus, Devin used his 4* athleticism to become a reliable, tough, smart, and speedy wide receiver. He can go wide, but has a knack for finding the open spots in the middle of the field, and was primarily used as a slot receiver for the Bruins. Fuller is also a special, special teams player who averaged 24.2 yards (kick offs) and 11.75 (punts) on his returns last year.

Cal RB Daniel Lasco picked 237th by New Orleans Saints

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Lasco is one of the more decorated running backs in Cal history. Last season he broke into the top ten for rushing yards in school history and made one hell of an impression at the NFL combine.

Washington RB Dwayne Washington drafted 236th by Detroit Lions

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After leading the Huskies in rushing attempts in 2014 with 132 carries, the 6-2, 219 lb. Washington began the 2015 season atop UW's depth chart but quickly yielded that spot to true freshman Myles Gaskin. Despite finishing the year with just 47 carries, Washington was nonetheless an integral part of the offense as a pass blocker and check-down receiver, finishing the season with 25 receptions for 315 yards and tying the team lead for receiving touchdowns with three.