Washington basketball eyeing former four-star G, FAU transfer
The Washington Huskies are reportedly in contact with a potential scoring threat and former four-star recruit from Florida Atlantic.
As the Washington Huskies continue to look to retool their backcourt, Danny Sprinkle and his coaching staff have been in contact with former four-star recruit Isaiah Elohim from Florida Atlantic. According to League RDY's Sam Kayser, the Huskies are among plenty of high-major programs and a handful of Big Ten teams in pursuit of the 6-foot-5 guard, with Kansas State, LSU, Maryland, Miami, Minnesota, Oregon, Rutgers, and Seton Hall as Elohim looks to return to the Power 4 level after he began his career at USC. During his one season with the Trojans, Elohim played sparingly and averaged 2.
1 points per contest before opting to transfer down for additional playing time. That proved to be the right decision, as he wound up starting all 32 games for the Owls, averaging 12. 4 points, 4.
2 rebounds, and an assist per game. Florida Atlantic transfer Isaiah Elohim is receiving interest from the following programs, he told @LeagueRDY : Villanova Miami Maryland Kansas State Oregon Mississippi State Georgetown LSU Washington Virginia Tech DePaul Seton Hall Rutgers UNLV Oregon State Minnesota Saint… https://t. co/IMilU3E3ry pic.
twitter. com/JO1LoC7YeH — Sam Kayser (@KayserHoops) April 10, 2026 While Elohim has struggled from the free throw line in his career, shooting just 65 percent from the charity stripe, he's proven to be a reliable three-point shooter, which is by far Sprinkle's biggest need in the portal. He connected on 36.