Jedd Fisch agrees to become Washington coach, sources say - ESPN

Arizona's Jedd Fisch has agreed to a deal to be the next coach at Washington, sources told ESPN on Sunday, with a formal announcement expected later.

Washington athletic director Troy Dannen engaged Fisch in a second round of interviews this weekend, and narrowed in on him as the choice. He was the only candidate to emerge for a second interview after an initial round of candidate calls in the wake of Kalen DeBoer's exit for Alabama.

Sources also told ESPN that Arizona had scheduled a 6 p.m. ET staff meeting and a 6:30 p.m. ET team meeting, where Fisch was expected to announce his departure to Washington.

Fisch emerged from the group of candidates for multiple reasons, sources said. He brings experience building a program in the Big Ten, as he served as Michigan's offensive coordinator in 2015 and 2016.

He also worked as the quarterbacks coach for the Seattle Seahawks in 2010 under Pete Carroll, the longtime Seahawks coach who exited that position this past week. Brennan Carroll, Pete's son, is Fisch's offensive coordinator and offensive line coach.

Fisch, 47, brings a plethora of college and professional experience, as he has been an offensive coordinator with the Minnesota Vikings and Jacksonville Jaguars, the quarterbacks coach for the New England Patriots and a college offensive coordinator for Jim Harbaugh at Michigan as well as at Miami and UCLA.

Fisch's best work came this past season. Arizona finished on a seven-game winning streak, going 10-3 with a blowout of No. 12 Oklahoma in the Alamo Bowl to cap the season.

Quarterback Noah Fifita and wide receiver Tetairoa McMillan emerged as some of the top young talents in the college football under Fisch. Their fates and futures will be closely watched this week.

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