Who's In and Out for UW in Transfer Portal

The trade off is this: the University of Washington football team has had 22 players enter the transfer portal so far and the Huskies have responded by bringing in 10 new faces and persuading quarterback Demond Williams Jr. to change his plans and return.

Of those 21 still exiting Montlake, 16 players have found a landing spot -- with six of them turning up at former Pac-12 schools.

Not sure if everyone out the door knows the odds of players getting picked up by another football program.

Right now, for the ex-Huskies, subject to change, it's just 75 percent rate.

Last week, Jedd Fisch said his staff could add more players, including a veteran back-up quarterback. A wide receiver appears to be on the Huskies' wish list, too.

Staying out west are running back Adam Mohammed is bound for California, wide receiver Raiden Vines-Bright is returning home to play for Arizona State, cornerback Leroy Bryant will join Stanford, linebacker Deven Bryant is signed with USC, Marcus Harris has pledged to UCLA and center Zach Henning is headed to Arizona.

Defensive tackle Bryce Butler, safety Vince Holmes and offensive guard Paki Finau each are headed to the Big 12. In order, they will play for Texas Tech, Oklahoma State and BYU, respectively. Altogether, it's five Huskies headed for the Big 12 counting Vines-Bright and Henning at the Arizona schools.

Of the arriving players in Montlake, just four appear to be immediate starters, including both kickers who have signed.

Part of the reason for that is three of the newcomers are defensive tackles in DeSean Watts of Sacramento State, Darin Conley from Ball State and Kai McClendon of Mississippi State, all of whom will be vying for the starting spot opposite returning junior Elinneus Davis.

The 6-foot-6, 310-pound offensive tackle Kolt Dieterich from Sam Houston State has 18 starts behind him but will be hard-pressed to come in and start right away at the UW.

Kolt Dieterich (79) started 18 games at Sam Houston State. | Dieterich

He has to contend with senior Drew Azzopardi, who is well ensconced at right tackle as a 30-game starter for the UW and San Diego State, and 5-star freshman Kodi Greene now joining the program this winter with a weighty reputation and pointed toward left tackle.

The Huskies needed tackle depth after losing Max McCree, who was a part-time starter during each of the past two seasons, and remains unclaimed in the portal.

Dieterich has two seasons of eligibility remaining, which is a big attraction in picking him up.

The Huskies similarly appear to have done well in replacing and shoring up their kickers from last season, with place-kicker Grady Gross using up his eligibility and punter Luke Dunne in a questionable spot.

On Monday, the Huskies added running back Jayden Limar from Oregon and edge rusher Logan George from Ohio State.

The transfer portal still has five days for players to submit their names and hope for the best in finding somewhere new to land and try to resurrect a stalled career.

The Huskies likely will secure a wide receiver soon and maybe call it good.

WHO'S IN	WHO'S OUT
1. Kolt Dieterich, OT, 6-6, 310, Sam Houston State	1. Adam Mohammed, RB, California
2. Hunter Green, P, 6-4, 225, San Diego State	2. Raiden Vines-Bright, WR, Arizona State
3. Tyler Robles, PK, 5-7, 175, Texas State	3. Vince Holmes, S, Oklahoma State
4. DeSean Watts, DT, 6-2, 318, Sacramento State	4. Dyson McCutcheon, DB, Middle Tennesee State
5. Darin Conley, DT, 6-3, 284, Ball State	5. Zach Henning, C, Arizona
6. Kai McClendon, DT, 6-2, 315, Mississippi State	6. Leroy Bryant, DB, Stanford
7. Manny Karnley, CB, 6-3, 185, Virginia	7. Bryce Butler, DT, Texas Tech
8. Logan George, ER, 6-4, 260, Ohio State	8. Audric Harris, WR, Hawaii
9. Jayden Limar, RB, 5-11, 200, Oregon	9. Deven Bryant, LB, USC
10. Christian Moss, WR, 6-3, 189, Kennesaw State	10. Davis Boyajyan, C, Cal Poly
	11. Max McCree, OT, undetermined
	12. Paki Finau, OG, BYU
	13. Caleb Smith, DT, Alabama
	14. Marcus Harris, WR, UCLA
	15. Armon Parker, DT, undetermined
	16. Jayvon Parker, DT, undetermined
	17. Jonathan Epperson, LB, Portland State
	18. Dominic Macan, DT, undetermined
	19. Kevin Green Jr., WR, undetermined
	20. Ethan Moczulski, PK, Illinois
	21. Hunter Sowald, LS, Florida

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