UW coach Jedd Fisch says, “The most important thing you can do is have continuity.” Though all continuity is fragile, that starts with keeping Fisch.

Jedd Fisch plans to focus on fundraising and donor meetings to compensate players and retain staff for Washington's $975 million program

Washington head coach Jedd Fisch has been seeking several jobs this hiring cycle. He wants the job at Michigan.

Unfortunately for Husky fans, Michigan is a one-of-a-kind opportunity. Coaching at Michigan Stadium — the biggest stadium in the Western Hemisphere — is a dream for most coaches. The Wolverines are flush with cash, hold the most wins in college football history, and have a record of winning national championships.

On Tuesday, multiple reports began to surface about Washington coach Jedd Fisch no longer being considered by the Wolverines as a candidate for the open head fo

Washington coach Jedd Fisch said his team left no doubt following a 38-10 win over Mountain West champion Boise State in Saturday night's LA Bowl. Fisch also showed little interest in fanning flames concerning his appearance as a viable candidate for Michigan following the firing of Sherrone Moore.

Washington coach Jedd Fisch pushed back against the notion he wants to leave for another job, which was fueled in part because his family isn't living with him while his daughter finishes high school in Arizona.

Saturday afternoon, the Washington football team will play its final game of the 2025 season. With the end of its season hours away, head coach Jedd Fisch hasn’t quelled any concerns that it will be his final game coaching Washington.

Michigan is the last remaining Power Four college football program to find a new head coach in the 2026 cycle. The Wolverines fired head coach Sherrone Moore on

The Huskies were 9-4 and stomped Boise State in the LA Bowl, a solid second season under Jedd Fisch by most measures.