Washington State’s coaches made effective use of their bye week and secured a pair of commitments from recruits. This week, defensive tackle Jonathan Lolohea and wide receiver Kassidy Woods both announced their decisions to be apart of WSU’s 2018 recruiting class.
In terms of positional scarcity, Lolohea is the more exciting recruit among the two. Both nose tackles listed on the depth chart are seniors and there isn’t an obvious replacement for Daniel Ekuale on the roster. At 6’3 and 310 pounds Lolohea has the size to play the position and could slide into a starting role in 2018.