Washington Huskies recruit key players for 2027 football class
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 11, 2026, 12:00 AM
Last updated Oct 11, 2026

The Washington Huskies are enhancing their recruiting efforts for the 2027 class, currently ranked No. 21 by Rivals. With National Signing Day approaching, two standout commitments include four-star cornerback Censere Gaylord and wide receiver Tre Moore, both of whom chose Washington over top programs. Gaylord plays at IMG Academy in Florida, while Moore hails from Texas. This recruiting success underscores the Huskies' efforts to build a competitive program in the Big Ten, following a strong 2026 class. As the team continues to develop underclassmen, they aim to establish consistency moving forward.
- •Huskies ranked No. 21 in 2027 recruiting class by Rivals.
- •Censere Gaylord and Tre Moore are highlighted recruits.
- •Gaylord chose Washington over Georgia and Georgia Tech.
- •Moore committed instead of Miami and Ohio State.
- •Washington seeks to bolster its football program's competitiveness.
- 12:00 AMYahoo Sports — Premier East Coast Talent Highlights Washington Football's 2027 Class
"The Washington Huskies are trending in the right direction in the 2027 class as National Signing Day approaches.
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