Jedd Fisch emphasizes player focus during Big Ten Media Days
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 31, 2026, 8:50 PM
Last updated Jul 31, 2026
Washington coach Jedd Fisch addressed media at Big Ten Media Days in Chicago, stressing a return to player-centered discussions amid talks of name, image, and likeness policies. In his third season, Fisch noted the importance of stability within the roster, highlighting the return of 58 players and starters at 20 of 22 positions. He praised quarterback Demond Williams for growing into a leadership role and discussed the challenges of competing in the Big Ten, including long travel and the need for toughness. The Huskies aim to improve as they prepare for the upcoming season, guided by core values of respect, accountability, integrity, selflessness, and enthusiasm.
- •Fisch returns for his third season with the Huskies.
- •Washington emphasizes high-school recruitment over transfers.
- •58 players return, with significant starting experience.
- •Fisch highlights challenges of cross-country travel in the Big Ten.
- •Huskies aim to enhance toughness and team culture.
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"Washington coach Jedd Fisch addressed media members this week at the Hilton Chicago at Big Ten Media Days. Here is everything that transpired.
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