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Huskies Legends Kearse & Gaskin Return to Fall Camp
22 Aug
Summary
- Jermaine Kearse and Myles Gaskin visited 2026 Washington Huskies fall camp.
- Kearse is a local legend, finishing his college career top-three in receptions.
- Gaskin, the all-time leading rusher, announced his NFL retirement post-visit.
Washington Huskies legends Jermaine Kearse and Myles Gaskin made recent appearances at the program's 2026 fall camp, reconnecting with the current team under coach Jedd Fisch. Kearse, a standout receiver from 2008-2011, was on hand Tuesday, observing the team's pass catchers. He remains a prominent figure in the program's history, having achieved top rankings in receptions, yards, and touchdowns.
Gaskin, the Huskies' all-time leading rusher, visited fall camp on Wednesday. He posted a photo with head coach Jedd Fisch after practice. Gaskin's visit preceded his announcement on Wednesday afternoon regarding his retirement from the NFL after a four-year tenure with the Miami Dolphins and subsequent stints with other teams.
The presence of these revered alumni signifies a strong connection between past and present Husky football eras. Their return to Montlake during fall camp underscores the enduring legacy and community spirit within the Washington Huskies football program as anticipation builds for the upcoming season.
