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Washington’s Transfer Class Helping Near CFP Appearance

Washington football’s transfer class has contributed to an 11-0 season during the final week of the regular season. Let’s take a look at which transfers from last offseason are contributing the most for the Huskies.

Washington’s Notable Transfers:

Dillon Johnson, RB – Mississippi State

Average FPTS per game: 17.39

Stats: 879 rushing yards, 11 touchdowns

Jabbar Muhammad, CB – Oklahoma State

Average FPTS per game: 10.98

Stats: 37 total tackles, 3 interceptions, 5.0 tackles for loss, 2.0 sacks

Germie Bernard, WR – Michigan State

Average FPTS per game: 6.89

Stats: 351 receiving yards, 1 touchdown

Ralen Goforth, LB – USC

Average FPTS per game: 5.20

Stats: 164 receiving yards, 4 receptions

Washington plays Washington State in the final week of the season to clinch a Pac-12 Championship game appearance. The College Football Playoff committee will release another top 25 on Tuesday night.

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Ethan Bock

Ethan Bock joins The Portal Report with years of experience covering college athletics within the Sports Now network, as he currently works for WV Sports Now as the West Virginia basketball beat writer. In addition to writing, he also serves as an intern with the Final Fourcast podcast.
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