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DeAndre Haynes, a seasoned assistant with a record of Sweet 16 success, has signed a two-year contract with the University of Washington, aiming to lift the Huskies out of a two-year NCAA Tournament drought.
Haynes, who previously coached at Marquette, Maryland and Michigan, will earn $300,000 per year through 2028, bringing NCAA Tournament experience and a record of player development to the Huskies.
Washington head coach Danny Sprinkle announced the hiring of Charles Klask, a Michigan State alumnus with extensive NBA scouting and player development credentials, as part of a revamped staff aimed at revitalizing the Huskies.
The University of Washington men's basketball program announces a reshaped coaching staff and a wave of international recruits ahead of the upcoming season.
The University of Washington announced the hiring of Charles Klask, a 25‑year NBA assistant and 2023 champion with the Denver Nuggets, as part of a broader staff reshuffle that also welcomes Rutgers guard Harun Zrno.
A wave of assistant coach departures and player transfers at the University of Washington sets the stage for a global recruiting push ahead of the upcoming campaign.
Three assistants have exited Danny Sprinkle’s staff, a new assistant arrives from Marquette, and key players are transferring, prompting the program to target overseas talent to meet the 15‑player limit.
The University of Washington announced the hiring of DeAndre Haynes, a former Marquette assistant and professional player in Europe, to join the Huskies' staff for the 2026‑27 season.
Jerry Hobbie’s move to TCU follows a distinguished career that includes stints at Houston, SMU, and under Mike Hopkins, and has been highlighted by Jamie Dixon’s praise for his shooting expertise.
Jerry Hobbie, known for his work developing shooters, left the Washington Huskies to become an assistant at TCU, where coach Jamie Dixon highlighted his experience and connections. His departure follows recent staff changes, including Tony Bland’s move to Kansas, and raises questions about the Huskies’ upcoming roster plans.
Evan Willis, a 6‑foot‑7 forward from Crossroads, California, has received a scholarship offer from Washington. Ranked No. 7 in the 2028 class, his defensive skill set and athleticism have drawn attention from multiple programs.