Washington Huskies target 3-star edge rusher Jag Ioane for 2027 class
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Last updated Jun 21, 2026
College SportsWashington Huskies are focusing on three-star edge rusher Jag Ioane as they finalize their 2027 defensive line recruiting class. Ioane is currently finishing a final official visit to Michigan, adding to trips he has already taken to BYU and Utah. His commitment would complement a class that includes two defensive tackles and another edge rusher, enhancing the team's pass rush capabilities. Coach Jason Kaufusi and his staff aim to bolster the defensive line with Ioane, who is noted for his quickness and disruptive potential.
- •Jag Ioane is a 6-foot-3, 185-pound edge rusher from Orem High School.
- •He is ranked as the No. 97 edge rusher and No. 17 player in Utah.
- •Ioane has taken official visits to Michigan, BYU, and Utah.
- •His commitment would complete Washington's 2027 defensive line class.
- •The Huskies have already secured two four-star defensive tackles and another edge rusher.
- 4:00 PMYahoo Sports — 3-star edge rusher can complete Washington football's 2027 DL class
"The Washington Huskies have their sights set on a promising edge rusher to complete their 2027 defensive line class.
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