Well, that didn’t take long, 23 minutes after announcing his offer from the Washington Huskies, D’Angalo Titialii announced that he had committed to UW.

While  that might be some sort of a record, being “one million-percent committed” might also be a record.

At Portland State he played in 32 career games, 28 which were starts.  The 6-2, 320-pound interior offensive lineman mainly played center, but he can play numerous positions on the OL.

Coming out of Eastside Catholic in 2019, he had five offers, including Portland, State, Air Force, Idaho, and Georgetown.

Current Washington linebacker Alfonso Tuputala and former Husky Danny Shelton both lent their support to getting him to Washington, tagging the program on Twitter when he left Portland State.

He had recently picked up a Power 5  offer from NC State, and others—staying in the Pacific Northwest, and playing for his hometown Huskies was always the goal.