Kolt Dieterich steps up as starting center for Washington football
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 15, 2026, 12:01 PM
Last updated Aug 15, 2026

Kolt Dieterich has emerged as the starting center for the Washington Huskies amid senior center Landen Hatchett's recovery from a wrist injury. Initially recruited to compete for left tackle, Dieterich's transition to center comes after successful performances in practice. His ability to adapt follows an injury to Geirean Hatchett and the transfer of Zach Henning. Despite some early challenges, coaching staff are pleased with Dieterich's development, indicating he may have a future role across various positions once Hatchett returns.
- •Dieterich previously played at Sam Houston State before joining Washington.
- •He began snapping in spring practice after missing the session due to injury.
- •Coaches praised his performance and adaptability despite positional changes.
- •Washington has faced recent roster adjustments with injuries and transfers.
- 12:01 PMYahoo Sports — Kolt Dieterich proving his versatility for Washington football
"The Washington Huskies have found a versatile piece for their offensive line in transfer Kolt Dieterich.
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