Tobias Merriweather, 2022 4* WR, Camas (Union), WA (Offered)

https://247sports.com/Player/Tobias-Merriweather-46059232/
https://www.hudl.com/video/3/10930580/5dd374159681180638a40b48
He's also officially 6'4 from the Opening
"I know schools have been contacting my coach asking information and Washington has showed a lot of love and interest," said Merriweather. "I think I have the best relationship with coach Junior Adams and Chris Petersen from."

https://twitter.com/BrandonHuffman/status/1199498099057549312

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Miley_Cyrus

Paul Arnold was a big recruit.

Him and Reggie came a little before recruiting services really took off as an industry so it’s a little fuzzy, but he was a big recruit.

backthepack

AJ Green. Kid is 6”5.5 37 inch vert and still growing

dnc

Paul Arnold was a big recruit.

Him and Reggie came a little before recruiting services really took off as an industry so it’s a little fuzzy, but he was a big recruit.

He was a RB recruit though.

haie

We're just #better at Union.

huskyhooligan

Craig Chambers

Jermaine Kearse was a 3 star, and has easily made the most money.

DoogWhisperer

We're just #better at Union.

That Vancouver flex lol

CallMeBigErn

AJ Green. Kid is 6”5.5 37 inch vert and still growing

Kid's a grower, not a shower.

chuck

Craig Chambers

Jermaine Kearse was a 3 star, and has easily made the most money.

Chambers was 4* IIRC but not top 50 and probably not top 100. Guessing he would have been around 300ish and around a 90 rating. Others know better but I wanted to post and see how close.

Motrboatnsob

Newest rankings jumped him to #70 overall.
Insane for Washington to have an instate WR in the top 10 overall rankings and follow that up with a top 100 the next class. How many top 100 WR's have come out of Washington in the past 20 years?

Reggie (obviously), top 5 overall.
Kasen was like in the 40s.
Egbuka

Probably forgetting someone but I'm struggling to think of any besides those 3. Treshaun wasn't rated as a WR but he wasn't top 100 anyway.

Merriweather will be in rare company if he can maintain that ranking.

We’ll be in rare company when they both leave the state to play else where

dnc

Craig Chambers

Jermaine Kearse was a 3 star, and has easily made the most money.
Chambers was 4* IIRC but not top 50 and probably not top 100. Guessing he would have been around 300ish and around a 90 rating. Others know better but I wanted to post and see how close.

Chambers finished at 71 on Composite (which didn't exist back then, butt still).

I should have remembered him.

huskyhooligan

Chambers was physically impressive. Probably does better going out of state.

dnc

Chambers was physically impressive. Probably does better going out of state.

Playing for Ty didn’t do him any favors that’s for sure.

dnc

https://twitter.com/TobiasMerriwea1/status/1289028489450934272?s=20

Dawg101REBUKED

Merriweather is a husky

DoogWhisperer

Merriweather is a husky

We need to chill out. How are we going to make room for all the .85 rated future HOF at this rate?

Emoterman

Merriweather is a husky
We need to chill out. How are we going to make room for all the .85 rated future HOF at this rate?

CFetters_Nacho_Lover

Paul Arnold was a big recruit.

Him and Reggie came a little before recruiting services really took off as an industry so it’s a little fuzzy, but he was a big recruit.

#myLancers

bananasnblondes

Huffman says UW is running 3rd behind Oklahoma (if they offer) and Oregon.

It appears that telling local players they aren't good enough for UW is finally paying off dividends in our recruiting

GrundleStiltzkin

Huffman says UW is running 3rd behind Oklahoma (if they offer) and Oregon.

It appears that telling local players they aren't good enough for UW is finally paying off dividends in our recruiting

Washington cancelling it's program probably has a part too.