PostGameOrangeSlices
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Nothing I said is a backpedal.
2026 UW Roster - Offense
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Nothing I said is a backpedal.
He’s not that bad. He’s definitely above average. We’ll see if he has more in him.
He's below .500 so no not above average
We don't pay people 7 million dollars "to see"
We don't pay people 7 million dollars "to see"
He took over a shitty Arizona program and went from 1 to 5 to 10. He took over a decimated UW at went 6-7 the first year. I agree that with the portal we should have been better. Then 9 last year. We have had this argument many times.
Fisch has hitched his wagon to Demond Williams. The rest of the country outside of here seems to think he’s pretty good. I agree with them and think we will be better this year.
None of that says above average
None of his supporters will say he's the guy
Just we'll see
No way to rum a championship program
NuanceDawg
New Fish
Hello. Let me introduce myself. My name is Nuance.
So, in 2023 he should have beaten two of these three? @ Mississippi State, UW and @ Southern California. If you claim Ariz should have beaten USC in the Coliseum with the talent USC had then you are speaking highly (properly) of Jedd's coaching abilities. Arizona at USC? Again, you are insisting that Arizona should have finished 12-1 in 2023? Sure.
Or in 2025 UW should have beaten Oregon, tOSU or Michigan. I get that UM could have been a potential win but to declare that UW should have won in the big house is not supported by fact or logic. By every account tOSU, Oregon and Michigan were more talented than Washington.
I could go on but . . . . . . .
NuanceDawg
New Fish
Ignoring context and cherry picking stats is what loosers do when they have lost the argument. I expect nothing less from you. Carry on.
Why would someone say he’s the guy if he hasn’t been the guy yet? The standard here is 10+ wins. It’s not Natty or bust, but the coach has to compete for them.
1 to 5 to 10 is a trend. 6 to 9 is improvement. We’ll see about this year. So far, the record shows that Fisch develops his programs and they get better. Below average coaches don’t do that. He’s certainly above average. If he didn’t take over Arizona, he would be well over a .500 coach.
We, and I’m assuming you as well, said the same shit about Cristobal being under .500. He had a terrible record before Oregon. He’s not the premier coach in the game, but he wins. He’s another example of having a bad first two years (worse than Fisch at UW). 12-13 his first two years at Miami. Natty appearance in year 4.
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I remain underwhelmed
Heard it all before
He's not the guy and I suspect you know it
Heard it all before
He's not the guy and I suspect you know it
Don’t make me tell @blackandwhitedawg about you @NuanceDawg !!!
So when will UW be more talented than Oregon, Ohio State or Michigan? The last time you? lost a coach the recruiting class was ranked 14th in the B1G. Michigan lost their coach a few weeks ago and finished ranked 4th.
2025 season, but it didn't matter. Probably won't in 2026, either.
Hope is not a method.
What do we get if he doesn’t live up to his guarantee?Not that it matters, but here is a Fisch quote I read today. He guarantees we will have a better team.
“We are to going to bring in players and we are going to develop those players and see how good they can get," he said of his high school recruits. "I will guarantee you that we will have a better team."
Jedd Fisch's Approach to Transfer Portal Has Its Limits
The University of Washington football team has signed 10 players from the transfer portal so far, obtaining a group heavy on kickers and defensive linemen, whicwww.si.com
ukdawg
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Ok honest question to a Hated Duck (yet HCH brethren):
Do you think the problem is and has been that all of the positives that came from Nike buying your Athletic Dept in the 90s are also the source of the negatives i.e. flying to close to the Sun and forgetting who you really are - which is a small community in a cool state and not "That team out West"? We make fun or Oregon winning the offseason, because you out-recruit us every year and it makes us jealous. But at some point, winning the off-season every year should eventually lead to winning the season. I know there have been some close ones (like when Chip Kelly changed the rules and forget to inform the rest of the country).
Indiana avoided this problem by doing it in all two years, so the country hasn't caught on to them like they have with the Uncle Phil fatigue that has gripped the nation outside of ESPN and Eugene OR.
Before you say it, we all know UW doesn't have either problem.