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Hello and welcome to a very special episode of Until Saturday.

I am your host, David Ubin, here, as always, with my co-host, Chris Finini.

And we are joined here in a second by a very special guest, Washington coach, Jed Fish.

Chris, we talked about a lot in this.

We ran through a lot, some very intriguing answers about his quarterback, about how, hey,

Big Ten, maybe listen to your coaches a little bit and what they would like.

What did you take away from our conversation?

It's a really good talk.

He coached Dion Sanders, by the way, when he was with the Ravens.

He's been on the Melanchok.

This dude's been everywhere. So he obviously had a year at Washington. I think a lot of us forgot because, oh, defending national champs, six and seven, six and six and six, you kind of don't notice them as much. I don't watch a ton of Washington. But when you kind of go back and look, there were like three games they lost on the last play of the game. and they were very close to being a nine-win team. And so now that they're going to have a full off-season, I think Washington could be a team to watch this season, and we talked to him about that. They are really interesting. And last year, like you mentioned, they didn't have a lot of a lot of expectation. You come off the national championship game. You lose basically your whole team. You bring in Jedfish. You lose. Kalin de Boer late. I think people were just like, if there was ever a year zero, if there is such a thing in college football anymore, I think Jedfish got one. Not in that the program is a crater, but just there's so many things working against you. And this year, I think we're going to see a little bit more and you got a better feel for your team.

You know, he mentioned they didn't take over until like January 16th. That is, I mean, you might as well just start on Friday of week one in the current state of college football as early as things are moving. And so I think year two is going to be really, really interesting. and we kind of talked to him about that and what that looks like for his team and for the Huskies and for them in year two of the Big Ten as well.

I didn't even mention that there are changing conferences as well, Chris.

So it's been, and it's a weird place for this program.

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