Washington legend Warren Moon believes Huskies will 'find a way' to win national title, laments end of Pac-12

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The Washington Huskies have an opportunity to end their time in the Pac-12 with one heck of a story. 

As the Huskies prepare to depart the conference for the Big Ten in 2024, all that is standing in their way of a national championship is the No. 1 team in the country: undefeated Michigan.

Michigan QB J.J. McCarthy (9) celebrates the victory over Alabama in the CFP semifinal, Jan. 1, 2024, at Rose Bowl Stadium in Pasadena, California. (Chris Williams/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images)

The Wolverines will be favored on Monday night at NRG Stadium in Houston, a position to which Washington has grown accustomed over the past several weeks.

For one Washington great, it’s a full-circle moment after playing his last collegiate game against Michigan in the 1978 Rose Bowl.

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"There’s no question I'm going with the Purple and Gold. I’m a former Husky," Pro Football Hall of Famer Warren Moon told Fox News Digital. "My last game in college was against the Michigan Wolverines, and if we have a chance to be the last Pac-12 champion, and now we have the chance to maybe be the last Pac-12 champion that will be NCAA champion, that would be great."

"I think this team all year long has found a way to win football games late in them. And I think they’ll find a way to win in this one."

While Moon is taking Washington to beat Michigan in the College Football Playoff National Championship, knowing that his Huskies will no longer be competing in the "Conference of Champions" is upsetting.

Washington quarterback Warren Moon (1) is shown in action against