All We Hear is Purple launches a secondary podcast format for 2026
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 31, 2026, 2:02 AM
Last updated Aug 31, 2026

The Washington Huskies football program prepares for the 2026 season with the introduction of a new podcast format. Associated with the All We Hear is Purple brand, the show features Coach B and producer Collin O’Meara discussing roster developments. Topics include the status of the running back and offensive line units, progress of second-year quarterback Demond Williams Jr., and the defensive scheme implemented by Ryan Walters. Andrew Berg continues to host the original version of the program alongside the new spinoff. Both shows will run throughout the season to provide supplemental coverage of team activities. This media expansion follows the upcoming launch of the team's season and the approach of the week one Apple Cup.
- •Coach B and Collin O’Meara host a new podcast spinoff covering the 2026 Huskies season.
- •Andrew Berg continues to host the original All We Hear is Purple podcast.
- •Program discussions focus on the quarterback depth, offensive line, and the Ryan Walters defense.
- •The launch occurs as the Huskies prepare for the week one Apple Cup.
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