Alex Washington

Welcome to Aggieland, Coach Bucky McMillan 👍 → aggi.es/4iPEPgi #GigEm

Blessed to receive an offer from UNC Charlotte! @CoachClay_CLT

As I was stood in the away end at Loftus Road last night, part of me wished that Michael Olise had never played for Crystal Palace. I was watching us labour past QPR’s B team, lacking any sort of attacking rhythm, he was scoring a brace on his Champions League debut. Was it actually a curse? Have my expectations been irreversibly changed? Will I forever be chasing the high of Olise x Eze x Mateta? I’d gotten used to watching a certain level of player at Selhurst Park. I’ve seen players who were probably too good for us. I’ve seen players who were definitely too good for us. But I’ve only seen one player who was practically playing a different sport to the rest of his teammates. Painfully too good for us. Not Eze. Not Zaha. Not Moses. Michael Olise. When you support a team of Palace’s size, you learn to appreciate football beyond trophies. I take pride in how we develop young, promising talent into top level footballers and Olise is the absolute peak of that process. He joined Palace in 2021 as an introverted kid whose quirks and awkward persona were often misconstrued as an attitude problem. He didn’t appear to appreciate his team-mates or coaches. He didn’t even follow them on Instagram, god forbid. Fast forward to May 2024: he’d just whipped in his second and Palace’s fourth goal in a drubbing of Man Utd in SE25. Olise, notorious for his nonchalant (or nonexistent) celebrations, runs to Oliver Glasner, his manager, with an enormous grin on his face and embraces him. If there was ever an evening to epitomise what Olise had blossomed into, it was that one. A world class footballer, team-mate, and person. I’m not a tribal Palace fan. I enjoy watching players hit their potential. When it became apparent that Olise was off to Bavaria, there was no ill-feeling in South London. We did our job. We gave him the platform he needed to grow into one of the best wingers in world football. It was time for him to go and show everyone else what we already knew. That he belongs at the very top. And the knowledge that we played any kind of role in getting him there makes me very proud. ******* Words by @TalkCPFC, on the brilliant Michael Olise.

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Can someone explain to me why offsides in soccer is a thing? I think it's the dumbest rule in sports

Blessed and humbled to announce I am officially committed to Howard University!!❤️💙❤️💙 #TheMecca #HU

An experience of a lifetime for our guys at the Dream Japan Bowl! @xl1996 #OneCrimson

ANTICIPATION IS BUILDING. Ivy League head coach James Perry (@BrownU_Football) as well as QB Nick Howard (@DartmouthFTBL) and DB Alex Washington (@HarvardFootball) addressed the media about their experience in Japan thus far. 🌿🏈

Troy offered! @CoachTreyPage4

Georgia State offered! @corypeoples

UAB offered! @KennethGilstrap

Liberty offered! @coachwaites

Tulsa offered! @chris_polizzi

DREAM JAPAN BOWL 開催決定 🏈 📝 xleague.jp/news/39365 🗓️ 2024年1月21日(日) 🕐 13:00 キックオフ予定 (米国東部時間 1/20 23:00) 🏟️ 国立競技場 Japan All-Star Team 🆚 Ivy League All-Star Team #アメフト #Xリーグ #xleague #国立競技場 #dreamjapanbowl

Western Michigan offered! @Gaizka_WMU

Jacksonville State offered!

Tennessee Tech offered! @CoachBBlackmon @mcmullen_justin

Boston College transfer DB Alex Washington (@Alex_w04) tells TPR that he has received interest from: Iowa Northwestern UNH Liberty Utah State Check out the TPR transfer tracker: theportalreport.com/cfb-transfer-p…

Committed. Go Owls! 🦉

Last Ride in the 9️⃣1️⃣5️⃣ Miner Nation Lets Do It ⛏️ @CoachSWUTEP @CoachjjClark @UTEPFB #CODEBLUE #PICKSUP