- Program
- Washington
- Level
- FBS
- In Role Since
- 2024
- Conference
- Big Ten
- Education
- B.A. in Criminology, University of Florida (1998); M.S. in Sports Management, University of Florida (2000)
Profile
Jedd Fisch was named Washington head coach on Jan. 14, 2024 after three seasons (2021-23) rebuilding Arizona to a 10-3 finish in 2023 with an Alamo Bowl win and a No. 11 final AP ranking. In his first season at Washington (2024) Fisch's Huskies extended the home winning streak to 20 games and earned a Sun Bowl berth. Fisch calls the offensive plays and in 2025 oversaw a 9-4 season capped by a L.A. Bowl victory over Boise State while the offense jumped from No. 104 to No. 17 in scoring and the red-zone offense improved from No. 104 to No. 7 in national rankings.
Coaching Approach
Play-caller and offensive improver who emphasizes efficiency metrics and recruiting: Fisch calls the plays (source), led Washington's scoring offense to rise to No. 17 and red-zone offense to No. 7 in 2025, and helped assemble a freshman class ranked No. 13 nationally — the highest-rated class in Washington history.
Career Highlights
- Accepted Washington head-coach position on Jan. 14, 2024
- Led Washington to a 9-4 record and an L.A. Bowl win over Boise State in 2025
- Calls offensive plays for Washington and improved scoring offense from No. 104 to No. 17 and red-zone offense from No. 104 to No. 7 in 2025
Sources
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