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See the full story · 1 sources"Rahsjon Duncan, don't sleep on him," Jedd Fisch told Huskies Wire at Big Ten Media Days.
The four-star cornerback out of McClymonds High School in California was the second-highest-ranked member (No. 57 nationally, No. 6 CB) of the Washington Huskies ' 2026 recruiting class, according to Rivals, but wasn't able to enroll on Montlake until June. Despite that, Fisch's coaching staff still has big expectations for the big-hitting defensive back.
"Both of those guys have been very impressive in the weight room, on the practice field running around," Fisch said on Tuesday of Duncan and fellow four-star June enrollee J.D. Hill. "But we haven't gotten to play football yet, so I can't wait to see them go, they're both obviously very talented high school players, and they look the part, so now the key is to go be it."
Rahsjon Duncan has a chance to make an IMPACT on Washington's secondary this fall pic.twitter.com/WbNts0qAsf
— Locked On Huskies (@LockedOnHuskies) May 23, 2026 As Duncan looks to be just that, he will also have an ideal mentor in sophomore Dylan Robinson, who just went through the same process. The former four-star enrolled in June ahead of the 2025 season and earned the CB3 job behind NFL draft picks Tacario Davis and Ephesians Prysock, and now the McClymonds product is looking to do the same thing.
"He is in a very similar situation to what I was, and I think he's almost the same thing," Robinson said. "He's a really good athlete, he's strong, he's fast, there's a lot of similarities to me, and we just talked about this. Rahsjon is kind of in the same shoes I was last year."
"I'm trying to help him learn the ropes. Last year, they would tell me a play, and I would say, 'Oh yeah, I got it, I got it,' but I wouldn't all the way have it, and I'm trying to make sure that he knows that it's ok to not understand it immediately, but I'm going to have him continue to learn and get better every day."
With fall camp set to begin on Thursday, Duncan will have an opportunity to establish himself immediately, much like Robinson did.
This article originally appeared on Huskies Wire: Top Washington football freshman has an ideal mentor ahead of 2026
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