Of all the freshmen who joined the University of Washington football team for spring football, offensive tackle Kodi Greene and defensive tackle Derek Colman-Brusa drew the most attention early on. They were filled out physique-wise and designated as immediate starters. Each still is a well-regarded No. 1 player, but they've sort of blended into the spring landscape because of the line of scrimmage give and take. Freshman running back Ansu Sanoe likewise has turned heads some with his 6-foot-2, 235-pound frame and propensity for contact. With a football in his hands, he's been involved in some of the biggest spring collisions. New wide receivers Mason James, Trez Davis and Jordan Clay each have had their moments making high-level catches. However, the Husky first-year player most noticeable over 13 practices, the guy doing everything he can to establish himself, the one making people look at him over and over, has been edge rusher Ramzak Fruean. He's all about big-contact plays and plenty of swagger.…