Welcome to Annie on three big day today.

We got a big guest, a big 10 head coach, which feels weird to say about the Washington coach.

But yes, Jed Fish is a big 10 head coach, played his first Big 10 schedule last year.

He went from Arizona to Washington and was going to change conferences either way,

and he wound up in the Big Ten. Yeah. It's still kind of weird for me. I don't know how many

years it'll take. I think it's like the three, once it were three years in, it starts to feel

normal, right? Like, I don't know, but I feel like Washington may be uniquely equipped to compete this

year, Andy.

I think you may be right.

And we'll talk to Jed Fish about his quarterback, DeMond Williams Jr., who if you

watched the last two games, the Oregon game and the Sun Bowl, there's a lot of reason to be

excited about this guy.

And I just, I wanted to bring Jed on because he's just so interesting in this era of

college football because you have all these people that are trying to bring these NFL

ideas in.

They say, oh, the sport is so much closer to the NFL now because of the NIL era and the

transfer portal.

And here's Jed Fish, who's been straddling the worlds all along because he, you know, he would, he would go, it seemed like he would go from an NFL job to a college job to an NFL job to a college job. And so he was like, he was Jim Harbaugh's offensive coordinator at Michigan. He was Al Golden's offensive coordinator at Miami, but he also worked with the Jaguars and the Texans and the Vikings and the Patriots.

And so he's seen this from both sides.

And a lot of stuff he's doing is stuff that has always worked in college football.

And he doesn't seem all that that has always worked in college football and he doesn't seem

all that interested in changing it.

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