Washington targets three-star OT Tye Kennedy ahead of commitment
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 10, 2026, 4:00 PM
Last updated Jun 10, 2026
Tye Kennedy, a three-star offensive tackle from Mountain View High School in Arizona, has included the Washington Huskies in his top six schools as he prepares for a July 1 commitment. Kennedy, who is the son of program legend Lincoln Kennedy, is set to visit Washington on June 19 after official visits to Stanford and Utah. Despite an injury that limited him to four games last season, his potential has risen in the eyes of recruiters, and Washington's coaching staff views him as a good fit for future development on the offensive line. The Huskies currently have one offensive line commit in the 2027 class, four-star center Reis Russell, and plan to host other top recruits during the same weekend as Kennedy's visit.
- •Tye Kennedy ranks as the No. 612 overall recruit and No. 53 offensive tackle.
- •He has official visits scheduled to Michigan and Washington this month.
- •Kennedy aims to finalize his commitment on July 1.
- •Washington's offensive line coach sees Kennedy as a developmental prospect.
- •The Huskies are also hosting other top recruits in June.
- 4:00 PMYahoo Sports — Washington football is the ideal fit for 2027 legacy three-star OT
"The Washington Huskies can give three-star legacy OT prospect Tye Kennedy the ideal developmental track.
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