Washington Huskies: Max Redfield
Hackenberg, Olsen earn UA Game starts
January, 3, 2013
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By RecruitingNation staff | ESPN.com
Black Team offense
Quarterback: Christian Hackenberg (Penn State)Running back: Alvin Kamara
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Tight end: O.J. Howard (Alabama)
Offensive tackle: Darius James (Texas), Denver Kirkland
Offensive guard: Grant Hill (Alabama), Joas Aguilar (Texas A&M)
Center: Hunter Bivin (Notre Dame)
Captains: Kelvin Taylor, Hunter Bivin, Robert Nkemdiche, Ben Boulware
Black Team defense
Defensive end: Robert Nkemdiche, Elijah DanielDefensive tackle: Greg Gilgmore (LSU), Kennedy Tulimasealii (Hawaii)
Inside linebacker: Ben Boulware (Clemson)
Outside linebacker: Alex Anzalone (Notre Dame), Matthew Thomas
Safety: Keanu Neal (Florida), Leon McQuay III
Cornerback: Vernon Hargreaves III (Florida), Tarean Folston (Notre Dame)
Black Team special teams
Long snapper: Tyler Kluver (Iowa)Kicker/punter: Sean Covington (UCLA)
White Team offense
Quarterback: Kevin Olsen (Miami)Running back: Keith Ford (Oklahoma)
Receiver: Laquon Treadwell, Ryan Green (Florida State), Jalin Marshall (Ohio State)
Tight end: Hunter Henry (Arkansas)
Offensive tackle: Derwin Gray (Maryland), Dorian Johnson (Pittsburgh)
Offensive guard: Patrick Kugler (Michigan), David Dawson (Michigan)
Center: Scott Quessenberry (UCLA)
White Team defense
Defensive end: Carl Lawson (Auburn), Joey Bosa (Ohio State)Defensive tackle: Henry Poggi (Michigan), Kelsey Griffin (South Carolina)
Inside linebacker: Reuben Foster, Yannick Ngakoue
Outside linebacker: Trey Johnson
Safety: Max Redfield, Antonio Conner
Cornerback: Gareon Conley (Ohio State), Shaq Wiggins (Georgia)
White Team special teams
Long snapper: Brendan TurelliKicker: Ryan Santoso (Minnesota)
Punter: Shane Tripucka
Captains: Ryan Green, Hunter Henry, Patrick Kugler, Reuben Foster
#BlueChipBattles: Dec. 21
December, 21, 2012
12/21/12
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By RecruitingNation staff | ESPN.com
ESPN.comReuben Foster (center) is torn between good friends Dee Liner (left) and Tray Matthews (right).No. 1 ILB Reuben Foster has voiced his desire to play with at least one of his SEC-bound friends next season. But will he follow Tray Matthews to Georgia or hook up with Dee Liner wherever the ESPN 150 DL settles? It remains to be seen, but the mystery surrounding his recruitment keeps Foster at the top of our #BlueChipBattles.
Each week, RecruitingNation summons its writers from around the country to compile a list of the top 10 battles for elite football recruits leading up to February's signing day.
Here are this week's top battles
, and you can take a shot at ranking the top 10 recruiting battles on SportsNation.#BlueChipBattles: Nov. 30
November, 30, 2012
11/30/12
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By RecruitingNation staff | ESPN.com
ESPN.comCarl Lawson, Dee Linerand Reuben Foster are still committed to Auburn, but the Tigers' coaching situation could change things for the three ESPN 150 recruits.Auburn bid farewell to head coach Gene Chizik on Sunday. Could the Tigers also be saying goodbye to a trio of ESPN 150 recruits who could take their talents elsewhere?
Each week, RecruitingNation summons its writers from around the country to compile a list of the top 10 battles for elite football recruits leading up to February's signing day.
Here are this week's top battles
, and you can take a shot at ranking the top 10 recruiting battles on SportsNation.
SEATTLE -- With two Pac-12 contests and a bowl game left in 2012, Washington’s season has hit the backstretch.
However, while the Huskies are facing those few final games, the program’s second season -- the recruiting season -- is reaching its crescendo.
Washington is preparing for its final recruiting push before signing day. There are plenty of prime prospects weighing their final decisions, with Washington getting at least a passing glance.
However, while the Huskies are facing those few final games, the program’s second season -- the recruiting season -- is reaching its crescendo.
Washington is preparing for its final recruiting push before signing day. There are plenty of prime prospects weighing their final decisions, with Washington getting at least a passing glance.
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#BlueChipBattles: Nov. 16
November, 16, 2012
11/16/12
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By RecruitingNation staff | ESPN.com
ESPN.comUncommitted 2013 running backs Alvin Kamara and Derrick Green.ESPN 100 running backs Alvin Kamara and Derrick Green can score from anywhere on the field thanks to their breakaway speed, an attribute that makes them very attractive recruits to the Oregon Ducks. Oregon's pursuit of the duo headlines this week’s #BlueChipBattles.
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Washington made the most of its final home game of the season.
With six official visitors in Seattle over the weekend, the Huskies knocked off Utah 34-15 and put together an impressive performance with plenty of prospects in the CenturyLink stands.
For offensive line commit Sean Harlow (San Clemente, Calif./San Clemente) it was an opportunity to reaffirm the decision he made in July. For defensive end commit Daeshon Hall (Lancaster, Texas/Lancaster) it was a chance to return to his hometown for a few days. For unofficial visitor and Oregon State commit David Ajamu (Shelton, Wash./Shelton) it was a moment that gave him something to think about after earning an offer from the Huskies.
With six official visitors in Seattle over the weekend, the Huskies knocked off Utah 34-15 and put together an impressive performance with plenty of prospects in the CenturyLink stands.
For offensive line commit Sean Harlow (San Clemente, Calif./San Clemente) it was an opportunity to reaffirm the decision he made in July. For defensive end commit Daeshon Hall (Lancaster, Texas/Lancaster) it was a chance to return to his hometown for a few days. For unofficial visitor and Oregon State commit David Ajamu (Shelton, Wash./Shelton) it was a moment that gave him something to think about after earning an offer from the Huskies.
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UW visit solidifies Sean Harlow's decision 
November, 11, 2012
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Mason Kelley | ESPN.com
Sean Harlow has been to Seattle enough to know what the city and the University of Washington’s football program have to offer.
The 6-foot-5, 260-pound offensive lineman (San Clemente, Calif./San Clemente) committed to the Huskies in July because he felt the program best fit his future.
Since his commitment, the three-star recruit has taken an unofficial visit to watch Washington's 24-14 loss to USC and an official visit to Wisconsin. But after taking an official visit to watch the Huskies defeat Utah, 34-15, the senior said he is not wavering in his pledge to play for Washington.
The 6-foot-5, 260-pound offensive lineman (San Clemente, Calif./San Clemente) committed to the Huskies in July because he felt the program best fit his future.
Since his commitment, the three-star recruit has taken an unofficial visit to watch Washington's 24-14 loss to USC and an official visit to Wisconsin. But after taking an official visit to watch the Huskies defeat Utah, 34-15, the senior said he is not wavering in his pledge to play for Washington.
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Plenty of prospects watch Washington win
November, 11, 2012
11/11/12
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Mason Kelley | ESPN.com
SEATTLE -- Max Redfield (Mission Viejo, Calif./Mission Viejo) didn't seem to be in a hurry.
The 6-foot-2, 181-pound athlete, rated the No. 36 player in the nation, waited while other prospects, fans with field passes and the family members of Washington players marched down the stairs toward the field following Washington's 34-15 win over Utah at CenturyLink Field.
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Tom Hauck for ESPN.comMax Redfield is out at USC -- is Leon McQuay in?.
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Huskies will welcome plenty of prospects
November, 8, 2012
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Mason Kelley | ESPN.com
SEATTLE -- Washington saved its best for last.
When the Huskies take the field at 7:30 p.m. Saturday for their final home game, it will be one last opportunity for the program’s seniors to play in front of their home fans. It will be a chance for Washington to win its third game in a row and become bowl eligible.
It will be the last game the Huskies can host their top targets at CenturyLink Field and, despite the late kickoff, it could end up being the program’s most important recruiting weekend of the 2012 season.
When the Huskies take the field at 7:30 p.m. Saturday for their final home game, it will be one last opportunity for the program’s seniors to play in front of their home fans. It will be a chance for Washington to win its third game in a row and become bowl eligible.
It will be the last game the Huskies can host their top targets at CenturyLink Field and, despite the late kickoff, it could end up being the program’s most important recruiting weekend of the 2012 season.
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Facing a short week and an opportunity to pick up its first road win of the season, Washington spent last week focused on football, not recruiting.
However, considering Northern California is an important recruiting region for the Huskies, Friday’s 21-13 win over Cal provided another chance for the program to show recruits the program’s progress.
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Max Redfield decommits from USC
November, 4, 2012
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By RecruitingNation staff | ESPN.com
Tom Hauck/ESPNHSESPN 150 athlete Max Redfield backed off his USC commitment on Sunday night and is now considering Washington, Oregon and Notre Dame.Click here to read the full story.
SEATTLE -- The Huskies have an opportunity this week.
After knocking off Oregon State, 20-17, Washington’s season is back on track. Starting with Cal, the Huskies’ final four opponents have a combined nine wins.
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#BlueChipBattles: Nov. 2
November, 2, 2012
11/02/12
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By RecruitingNation staff | ESPN.com
RecruitingNation has summoned its writers from around the country to compile a list of the top 10 battles for elite football recruits leading up to February's signing day. We'll update our rankings periodically to reflect a change in a player's status (i.e., new offers, trimmed-down list or a positive/negative official visit).
Our writers have debated the list for weeks, but we value your input as well. Voice your opinion on Twitter (@RecruitingESPN) using#BlueChipBattles or vote for which player should hold the No. 1 spot on Facebook.
leading up to February's signing day. We'll update our rankings periodically to reflect a change in a player's status (i.e., new offers, trimmed-down list or a positive/negative official visit).
Our writers have debated the list for weeks, but we value your input as well. Voice your opinion on Twitter (@RecruitingESPN) using#BlueChipBattles or vote for which player should hold the No. 1 spot on Facebook.
Redfield showing skills on both sides of the ball
July, 9, 2012
7/09/12
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Blair Angulo | ESPN.com
MISSION VIEJO, Calif. -- Max Redfield (Mission Viejo, Calif./Mission Viejo) had a rather modest start at the South County passing league tournament on Saturday. The simple drag route at first appeared harmless. The Mission Viejo athlete maneuvered his way toward the middle of the field, caught the pass and turned the corner.
Good morning, defensive backs.
The havoc that ensued showed why Redfield is the state’s second-ranked athlete, only behind USC commit and good friend Su’a Cravens of Vista Murrieta. One Redfield touchdown quickly turned into three, three turned into six and, by the end of the all-day event, the 6-foot-2 star had guided host Mission Viejo to a championship.
Good morning, defensive backs.
The havoc that ensued showed why Redfield is the state’s second-ranked athlete, only behind USC commit and good friend Su’a Cravens of Vista Murrieta. One Redfield touchdown quickly turned into three, three turned into six and, by the end of the all-day event, the 6-foot-2 star had guided host Mission Viejo to a championship.
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