The Washington Huskies football have added another major in-state piece to their 2027 recruiting class by landing offensive lineman Gecova Doyal from Puyallup High School. The commitment represents a significant win for the Huskies as they continue prioritizing top talent within Washington while building national momentum on the recruiting trail.
Doyal, widely regarded as one of the top prospects in the state, has drawn attention for his physicality, technique, and consistency in the trenches. Standing around 6-foot-3 and 270 pounds, he has demonstrated versatility by excelling at tackle for Puyallup while also showcasing the ability to slide inside at guard during camps and showcase events. His polished fundamentals and ability to control defenders have made him a coveted four-star prospect.
Washington faced stiff competition for Doyal’s services, with multiple Power Five programs aggressively pursuing him throughout the recruiting process. By securing his pledge, the Huskies not only strengthened their offensive line pipeline but also protected their in-state recruiting footprint against regional rivals.
Doyal’s addition provides a foundational building block up front — a crucial element as Washington prepares for continued competition in the Big Ten, where line play is often the difference-maker. His combination of strength, mobility, and football IQ gives the Huskies a long-term asset who could develop into a multi-year starter at the collegiate level.
With this commitment, Washington’s 2027 class continues to take shape around high-ceiling, homegrown talent. Landing one of the state’s premier offensive linemen reinforces the program’s recruiting surge and signals that the Huskies remain committed to dominating the trenches for years to come.
