He thinks UW players gave DeBoer a standing ovation 😂😂😂. The team didn’t even show up. He addressed them at Alabama’s press conference because they saw the type of man he is. Check the players’ socials.
What Alabama did to UW made us have to do the same to Arizona. Now Arizona is going to do the same to the next school down. Not a fan of what CFP has become but great hire, Go Huskies.
@@TracyJackson23 The only reason universities are still standing in America is because of the athletic programs. lol Not even the students are really students, anymore. At least the student athletes are still athletes.
He was the best coach available this late in the process. Arizona also has that $240 Million "accounting error" that has really hamstrung their athletic department, and they're freezing spending. Anyway, hopefully UW set up a really really big buyout, because Fisch doesn't stick around too long, and if he's good, the other vultures will circle. Probably not in the next two years though.
@rayontita1912 I don't know if I can agree with "best coach available" in this situation. Pretty much every coach offered the job would take it, I think buyouts had more to do with it. You bring up a good point about the "accounting error" that affected PAC schools, that hurts. Also, Fisch is at a big name school in one of the 2 network conferences, tOSU, Michigan, Bama, LSU, UGA, maybe PSU are pretty much the only upward moves left. FSU & maybe Clemson & Miami if they are moved into a network conference.
Arizona's financial woes aren't really going to affect football and basketball operations. And lots of the HC salary would be coming from other avenues than just straight pay from the university budget.
@@KingBeevr Maybe, often times the contracts will meet the expected potential from outside sources if the HC is unable to get the outside income. This was an issue with Mike Leach at Tech, as he wasn't interested in any of that, while Bob Knight hawked anything and everything to keep the financial burden on the university at a minimum. In any case, there are hidden costs to financial woes, things like losing the best employees to other opportunities for more security.
@@raleighsanford5111 I don’t entirely disagree, but overall Leipold turned it down, and it’s January. If it was a mid December search, then maybe we’re having a different conversation. The timing dictates who’s actually available. The accounting error is Arizona’s fault, someone there stole some money or failed to allocate funds properly. There are very few upward moves from UW, you’re right. I think Fisch could leave (he never sticks around) but that’s college football now. It is what it is.
@@rayontita1912 I misunderstood the initial comment, I was talking about the Bama job. Was Leipold really offered these other jobs? Coaches turn down vacant jobs all the time but were never offered. They also apply for jobs that often go unreported as well.
Josh, as with all your reports spot on!!! I know your motto is not “show me the money”but “show me your subscription”and I hope people take you up on it.
I did hear only about 25% of the team was at that "goodbye" meeting for Washington team. I also heard the "leaked" speech and it wasn't that great He had ALSO preached "we"re in this together" etc etc. Seems they all say that but appears to mean very little when all is said and done.
I don’t know how it’s been claimed that he got a standing ovation, but I know the team found out from ESPN that they’d lost their coach. I’ve seen the tweets from individual players and their parents all basically calling DeBoer a carpetbagger. I’ve listened to the speech, where he says “I had to make sure I wasn’t going to be missing out on something special here”. I sincerely thank DeBoer for the 25-3 record and hope he never wins another game as long as he lives. He accepted zero accountability for his own actions and decisions and left with barely a half assed trail of crocodile tears. Have fun at Alabama and please take your poor scapegoat of a daughter, so she doesn’t have to suffer from angry fans.
@@Spotterboy567Loyalty in modern college football? Hahahahhaha the players aren’t even loyal to the coaches and I guarantee you were a fan of them getting paid and portals.
There were only 25 players at the Washington players meeting with Kalen DeBoer, so if it was a standing ovation at the end of that speech (which was a rambling mess), it was made by about a fourth of the team, because the other 3/4ths were not present.
Doesn't look that way, Parker Brailsford and Germie Bernard entered the portal after Fisch was hired. Fisch couldn't even get players from AZ to follow him. I think the players know that he's not a very trustworthy guy. From what I've seen of him he sounds and looks like a used car salesman.
Jedd will be lucky if one or two players follow him. He preached loyalty and family to those kids, and then left town in 48 hours. At this point, it sounds like they might stick together in Tucson.
I love the hire as a husky but the only thing I am concerned is if he would stay with UW for how long? He has been everywhere, so I hope he will settle down with UW for the long term.
He's not gonna go anywhere. People are freaked out because Deboer left but fail to realize that was only because the best coaching job in the country happened to open up. That doesn't happen every year. Washington is a solid 2nd tier program at this point. Unless Texas, USC, Ohio St, Miami etc. somehow open up there's zero chance he leaves.
@@caseycarnaghi8727yep. Napier's done at Florida after next season or the one after. Judd Fisch is just a temporary rental for UW. He'll jump at the first shot to get that job.
@@caseycarnaghi8727I feel the same way, and it's pretty telling by Fisch negotiatng such a low buyout for such a long and large contract. Fisch's buyout is only 12 million after his first year, that's extremely low for the type of contract he signed. He didn't want a large buyout hampering his options to leave.
Out west here in the sticks...😅, I don't know about the Husky players applauding Deboer - I kind of doubt it. He preached loyalty, commitment, love for the team, all insincere BS. The fans are angry, and likely many players also. His departure was messier than Fisch's at AZ.
@@davidstith2391 oh shut the hell up. You'd do the same damn thing if you had the opportunities these guys have. Bunch of self-righteous twats pretending to be holier-than-thou knowing full well you're not better of a person. Whatever helps you weirdos sleep at night.
I think it's as simple as Arizona prioritizes basketball (which by the way- the Big 12 with Arizona, Kansas, Baylor, Houston, and Kansas St is a gauntlet), wanna keep their resources around in case Tommy Lloyd either gets over the Final Four hump or continues to fail in the Tournament. They've always cared more about the hardwood than the gridiron.
Underrated topic. But there should be rules against coaches leaning under contract. I get non power 5 schools leaving to make the jump. But why should a school be punished for a good hire
And everyone is ok with “importing” your team. We have to stop this! With all the money involved we should see law suits. This has to be stopped or you will lose college football. This is a crossroads moment and this whole thing is about to implode.
I’m pulling out of supporting college football and sports in general. You can prop this thing up for a while but the youth don’t give two shots and your losing the base. West of texas in a a few years is gone and that’s it. Enjoy your game because we are going to quit watching.
You might be right. Interesting outlook. I watched all the Pac 12 this year, and I'd rather have AZ's coach than Washington's. Most didn't watch their rise and won't know what you're saying.
@@tacticalmattfoley Bill Belichick never played football. lol Bama shouldn't have jumped the gun for the Washington coach. They seriously could have got him. Can you imagine. Would have been back-to-back dynasties.
gaut dammat just when we on the comeback coach fucks off and we gon go back to the bullshit arizona a couple years ago overspent heavily on athletics and did not make returns on that so it tracks that he jumped ship
You seem a little uneducated about this, so I'll fill you in: The Arizona State Board of Regents has to approve contract extensions, and their next meeting wasnt scheduled until the end of February. UA was trying to get them to conviene a special meeting to approve Fisch's extension, but the BOR were dragging their feet. Not on Arizona at all. Let's face it, Jedd is a job jumper and this was his chance to get out of sleepy Tucson.
He will be inheriting an emaciated skeleton of a team-a defense that is one of the poorest tackling in college football-a non-existant running game-they are 1 0r 2 years away from competing strongly-Good luck Mr. Fisch
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He thinks UW players gave DeBoer a standing ovation 😂😂😂.
The team didn’t even show up. He addressed them at Alabama’s press conference because they saw the type of man he is.
Check the players’ socials.
What Alabama did to UW made us have to do the same to Arizona. Now Arizona is going to do the same to the next school down. Not a fan of what CFP has become but great hire, Go Huskies.
So many coaches are flipping schools - they've officially lost their right to cry about the kids doing the same. lol
4 coaches vs 2,000 players?
@@dragonsurge1 There's more coaches than the head coaches - and per team, there's 20 times as many players as coaches.
Even though they are no longer really that, but these kids are supposed to be student-athletes.
@@TracyJackson23 The only reason universities are still standing in America is because of the athletic programs. lol
Not even the students are really students, anymore.
At least the student athletes are still athletes.
Great UW hire! 🏆
He was the best coach available this late in the process. Arizona also has that $240 Million "accounting error" that has really hamstrung their athletic department, and they're freezing spending. Anyway, hopefully UW set up a really really big buyout, because Fisch doesn't stick around too long, and if he's good, the other vultures will circle. Probably not in the next two years though.
@rayontita1912 I don't know if I can agree with "best coach available" in this situation. Pretty much every coach offered the job would take it, I think buyouts had more to do with it. You bring up a good point about the "accounting error" that affected PAC schools, that hurts. Also, Fisch is at a big name school in one of the 2 network conferences, tOSU, Michigan, Bama, LSU, UGA, maybe PSU are pretty much the only upward moves left. FSU & maybe Clemson & Miami if they are moved into a network conference.
Arizona's financial woes aren't really going to affect football and basketball operations. And lots of the HC salary would be coming from other avenues than just straight pay from the university budget.
@@KingBeevr Maybe, often times the contracts will meet the expected potential from outside sources if the HC is unable to get the outside income. This was an issue with Mike Leach at Tech, as he wasn't interested in any of that, while Bob Knight hawked anything and everything to keep the financial burden on the university at a minimum. In any case, there are hidden costs to financial woes, things like losing the best employees to other opportunities for more security.
@@raleighsanford5111 I don’t entirely disagree, but overall Leipold turned it down, and it’s January. If it was a mid December search, then maybe we’re having a different conversation. The timing dictates who’s actually available. The accounting error is Arizona’s fault, someone there stole some money or failed to allocate funds properly. There are very few upward moves from UW, you’re right. I think Fisch could leave (he never sticks around) but that’s college football now. It is what it is.
@@rayontita1912 I misunderstood the initial comment, I was talking about the Bama job. Was Leipold really offered these other jobs? Coaches turn down vacant jobs all the time but were never offered. They also apply for jobs that often go unreported as well.
Josh, as with all your reports spot on!!! I know your motto is not “show me the money”but “show me your subscription”and I hope people take you up on it.
I did hear only about 25% of the team was at that "goodbye" meeting for Washington team. I also heard the "leaked" speech and it wasn't that great He had ALSO preached "we"re in this together" etc etc. Seems they all say that but appears to mean very little when all is said and done.
I don’t know how it’s been claimed that he got a standing ovation, but I know the team found out from ESPN that they’d lost their coach. I’ve seen the tweets from individual players and their parents all basically calling DeBoer a carpetbagger. I’ve listened to the speech, where he says “I had to make sure I wasn’t going to be missing out on something special here”.
I sincerely thank DeBoer for the 25-3 record and hope he never wins another game as long as he lives. He accepted zero accountability for his own actions and decisions and left with barely a half assed trail of crocodile tears. Have fun at Alabama and please take your poor scapegoat of a daughter, so she doesn’t have to suffer from angry fans.
I mean it's not like the players have been loyal either. A ton of them have transferred out in the last few days or so.
@@Spotterboy567Loyalty in modern college football? Hahahahhaha the players aren’t even loyal to the coaches and I guarantee you were a fan of them getting paid and portals.
So what? This isn't a new phenomena, why do people always act like it is when it happens to their program? Ya'll are weird.
@chrishaugh1655 well, it's gotten a lot worse. Of course wasn't like this years ago. Players were 'college athletes' not wanna be pro players!
As a Buckeye, I just like seeing one of the best, and the most up -and-coming Coaches in the Big 12, go to the B1G Ten.
@Cifer77 Yeah, you would, wouldn't you?
There were only 25 players at the Washington players meeting with Kalen DeBoer, so if it was a standing ovation at the end of that speech (which was a rambling mess), it was made by about a fourth of the team, because the other 3/4ths were not present.
Pretty good for a guy who never played football at any level.....there's hope for all you Playstation All Americans.
On the contrary josh washington is still on the clock as is alabama. It's a thirty day window when we're at the start of both
It’ll be interesting to see if Jedd can convince those guys transferring in and the recruits deboer had committed to recommit
Doesn't look that way, Parker Brailsford and Germie Bernard entered the portal after Fisch was hired. Fisch couldn't even get players from AZ to follow him. I think the players know that he's not a very trustworthy guy. From what I've seen of him he sounds and looks like a used car salesman.
Jedd will be lucky if one or two players follow him. He preached loyalty and family to those kids, and then left town in 48 hours. At this point, it sounds like they might stick together in Tucson.
Except Fusch commented a few days ago that they were basically finished with his extension at AZ, with just some semantics needing to be ironed out.
I love the hire as a husky but the only thing I am concerned is if he would stay with UW for how long? He has been everywhere, so I hope he will settle down with UW for the long term.
He's not gonna go anywhere. People are freaked out because Deboer left but fail to realize that was only because the best coaching job in the country happened to open up. That doesn't happen every year. Washington is a solid 2nd tier program at this point. Unless Texas, USC, Ohio St, Miami etc. somehow open up there's zero chance he leaves.
Once the Florida job is available, he’ll be gone
@@caseycarnaghi8727yep. Napier's done at Florida after next season or the one after. Judd Fisch is just a temporary rental for UW. He'll jump at the first shot to get that job.
@@caseycarnaghi8727I feel the same way, and it's pretty telling by Fisch negotiatng such a low buyout for such a long and large contract. Fisch's buyout is only 12 million after his first year, that's extremely low for the type of contract he signed. He didn't want a large buyout hampering his options to leave.
@@CRMdrifter I don't know about that. His low buyout contract speaks volumes, he didn't want a high buyout hampering his options to leave.
Homerun hire! Can’t wait to see who he hires OC/DC
It would be so much better for CFB if they changed the way coaches were allowed to move around from job to job.
Arizona is a basketball school, UW while not on Bama's level is a football school first
Arizona could not pay him enough to retsin him. Jed went after the big money. Thats the end of that story basically.
Leipold looks like Mike Hopkins, Football Coach Edition. At least Fisch has west coast ties to an extent. Makes way more sense imo
All his coaches on the offensive side are following!
As a Utah fan, I support this move.
Out west here in the sticks...😅, I don't know about the Husky players applauding Deboer - I kind of doubt it. He preached loyalty, commitment, love for the team, all insincere BS. The fans are angry, and likely many players also. His departure was messier than Fisch's at AZ.
Sounds exactly like Jedd's broken promises. I'll throw in angry parents too. Are all coaches self serving ladder climbers?
@@davidstith2391 oh shut the hell up. You'd do the same damn thing if you had the opportunities these guys have. Bunch of self-righteous twats pretending to be holier-than-thou knowing full well you're not better of a person. Whatever helps you weirdos sleep at night.
I wouldn’t say DeBoer’s exit was ‘standing ovation’ level for the players. 75% of them didn’t even show up!
Looking forward to our 3 year Fisch rental. College football is a different game now.
I didn't know that Gus Malzahn had a twin.
I think it's as simple as Arizona prioritizes basketball (which by the way- the Big 12 with Arizona, Kansas, Baylor, Houston, and Kansas St is a gauntlet), wanna keep their resources around in case Tommy Lloyd either gets over the Final Four hump or continues to fail in the Tournament. They've always cared more about the hardwood than the gridiron.
Underrated topic. But there should be rules against coaches leaning under contract. I get non power 5 schools leaving to make the jump. But why should a school be punished for a good hire
Bruh coaches don’t leave under contract, they get bought out by the other school
And everyone is ok with “importing” your team. We have to stop this! With all the money involved we should see law suits. This has to be stopped or you will lose college football. This is a crossroads moment and this whole thing is about to implode.
If someone offer to double your salary, you'd be going even if the job is not ideal.
I thought zona was back 😢 Owell
gave DeBoer a standing ovation? Don't think so
What's crazy is Fisch never played football at the high school or college level.
Hey if he wins who cares. Maybe his brain is not riddled with CTE.
Forked Fisch Tongue.
It's unfortunate. It's hard to get invested as a fan when after one good year your coach leaves and it's back to sucking.
UW is going to win 4 games in the Big 10
He sure does look like Gus Malsaun
I’m pulling out of supporting college football and sports in general. You can prop this thing up for a while but the youth don’t give two shots and your losing the base. West of texas in a a few years is gone and that’s it. Enjoy your game because we are going to quit watching.
You can do whatever you wish - the rest of America has never tuned into the sport more. Thanks. - JP
Read your posts -- the average long time fan is getting tired of all this $$$$ crap!
I'm a Duck fan. This hire has me very whelmed.
I’m glad the ducks are in the big ten we get to see dream games like Michigan vs Oregon or Maryland and Ohio vs Oregon nice matchups 👍
Lowkey we upgraded our head coach. Bama can have DeFraud.
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what is all this animosity
You might be right.
Interesting outlook.
I watched all the Pac 12 this year, and I'd rather have AZ's coach than Washington's.
Most didn't watch their rise and won't know what you're saying.
Jed never played football at any level....he'll never be as successful as a coach who did...FACT.
@@tacticalmattfoley Bill Belichick never played football. lol
Bama shouldn't have jumped the gun for the Washington coach.
They seriously could have got him.
Can you imagine.
Would have been back-to-back dynasties.
gaut dammat just when we on the comeback
coach fucks off and we gon go back to the bullshit
arizona a couple years ago overspent heavily on athletics and did not make returns on that so it tracks that he jumped ship
Was that a thumbnail of Gus when he was young? The only thing missing was a finger in the nose!
...success does not always transfer along with the jump. Skeptical of this move for Fisch....I like him....but the move....ehhh
Fisch wouldn’t sign the deal. Ask if he was in trouble for not keeping promises about NIL
You seem a little uneducated about this, so I'll fill you in: The Arizona State Board of Regents has to approve contract extensions, and their next meeting wasnt scheduled until the end of February. UA was trying to get them to conviene a special meeting to approve Fisch's extension, but the BOR were dragging their feet. Not on Arizona at all. Let's face it, Jedd is a job jumper and this was his chance to get out of sleepy Tucson.
He will be inheriting an emaciated skeleton of a team-a defense that is one of the poorest tackling in college football-a non-existant running game-they are 1 0r 2 years away from competing strongly-Good luck Mr. Fisch
College football might as well die if someone can just buy away anything good you ever get.
Look like irs gone to hell. But in America everything is about $$.
Like Coolidge said..