SEATTLE -- If there is one question that has come up throughout the 2013 recruiting cycle, it is: “What is going on with Washington’s offensive line class?”
Don’t panic. The Huskies have plenty of young players already in the program. Throw in the pair of prospects currently committed and, even if the program does not add another recruit in 2013, the offensive line will be fine.
Washington is working to land at least one more player at that position, but if the Huskies can avoid the injuries they endured along the line in 2012, they should be able to develop continuity among the starters while developing their young prospects heading into next season.
Don’t panic. The Huskies have plenty of young players already in the program. Throw in the pair of prospects currently committed and, even if the program does not add another recruit in 2013, the offensive line will be fine.
Washington is working to land at least one more player at that position, but if the Huskies can avoid the injuries they endured along the line in 2012, they should be able to develop continuity among the starters while developing their young prospects heading into next season.
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Mason Kelley
Mason Kelley joined ESPN.com in 2012 and covers Washington recruiting. Kelley came to ESPN after spending three years as the high school sports coordinator at The Seattle Times. He has written about high school, college and professional sports since 2004, working for newspapers in Florida, California, Idaho and Washington. He currently lives in Seattle and can be reached at masonkelleyESPN@gmail.com.