Washington has been involved with four-star California linebacker Khmori House as long as any other program in pursuit. The Huskies were able to finally get the Bellflower-St. John Bosco star back on campus for an official visit over the weekend, and Monday he joined the flurry of new commitments for Kalen DeBoer's program.

House took an official visit to Texas this month, and the Longhorns became the biggest threat to Washington in the process. However, his longstanding relationship with the UW staff, particularly co-defensive coordinator Williams Inge, has been crucial throughout the process.

“I always show coach Inge and coach DeBoer love because those were the guys who saw me before anybody," House previously said. "I really appreciate them for recognizing my talent and seeing that I could be a main guy on their roster."

UCLA, Notre Dame, Oklahoma and Auburn are all programs that had been showing increasing interest or have offered House at this point in the year.

Now with House on board, the Huskies have six commitments in the class after having just one last Friday. Five additions have been made since Saturday highlighted by House and fellow four-star recruit Jason Robinson.

The four-star linebacker is the second commitment of the day Monday joining Texas defensive lineman Omar Khan, who announced his pledge to UW in the morning.