Happy Thursday, Husky fans! This weekend, the Huskies are hosting a large group of unofficial visitors, including one player already committed to UW. I had the opportunity to speak with three-star wide receiver Terrance Saryon from Evergreen High School (WA) about his decision to join the Huskies.
UWDP: You committed to UW late last year. What stood out about the program or coaching staff that made you choose the Huskies?
Saryon: The energy in the building every time I visit is amazing. Another big factor was my relationship with Coach Cummings and the rest of the staff—it’s different from anywhere else.
UWDP: You’ve attended a few UW games and taken multiple unofficial visits. How would you describe the program and coaching staff?
Saryon: It’s a great program. If you want to be a pro, this is the place to be.
UWDP: Will UW be using you as a slot or outside receiver?
Saryon: They’re bringing me in to play slot receiver.
UWDP: Are you and the other recruits helping to bring in players for the 2026 class?
Saryon: I’m definitely talking to a few guys about committing to UW, but I’ll keep their names under wraps for now—stay tuned!
UWDP: How would you describe your playing style?
Saryon: I’m a smart and versatile receiver who excels at creating separation and getting off press coverage.
UWDP: Lastly, what are your current height and weight? (247 Sports lists you at 5’10” and around 160 pounds.)
Saryon: I’m currently 5’11” and 168 pounds.
Last season, Saryon recorded 818 receiving yards on 39 catches, scoring eight touchdowns. The Huskies are aiming to add more wide receivers in the 2026 class, and landing Saryon was a significant win—especially over Oregon. He is expected to be an active recruiter for the Huskies as they continue building their class.
