Washington football hosts four-star safety Brandon Nash Jr. against Penn State
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Last updated Nov 11, 2026
College SportsThe Washington Huskies hosted a recruiting event on November 11, 2026, as they faced off against the Penn State Nittany Lions. The game occurred during the Huskies' 28-25 loss, providing a platform for showcasing talent to prospects, including four-star safety Brandon Nash Jr. from St. John Bosco High School. Ranked as the No. 262 overall prospect in the 2028 class, Nash has been in high demand, with 16 offers, while Washington seeks to solidify its position in recruiting for upcoming classes. Nash highlighted the influence of safeties coach Taylor Mays in his decision-making process.
- •Washington hosts four-star safety Brandon Nash Jr. during the game.
- •The Huskies lost 28-25 to Penn State.
- •Nash is ranked No. 262 nationally and No. 23 at his position.
- •Recruiting efforts include notable targets for 2027, 2028, and 2029 classes.
- •Ohio State is seen as a strong contender for Nash's commitment.
- 1:00 AMYahoo Sports — Washington football hosts four-star California safety vs. Penn State
"The Washington Huskies hosted one of California's top-ranked safeties in the 2028 class on Saturday against Penn State.
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