How much will Washington head coach Jedd Fisch make in 2024?

Jedd Fisch is nearing the end of his first season with the Washington Huskies. When he moved from Tucson, Arizona (where he led the Arizona Wildcats) to Seattle, Washington, to lead one of college football’s most prominent franchises, he also earned a fairly solid salary as the Huskies’ head coach.

In his first season in Seattle, Fisch earned over $7.7 million to lead the Washington Huskies. That, my friends, is a lot of money. And it shows that Washington is very serious about competing at a high level with one of the most intriguing coaches in the country.

This season, Fisch’s salary of over $7.7 million ranks fourth among his contemporaries in the Big Ten.

He currently trails Lincoln Riley of the USC Trojans (who makes over $10 million), Ryan Day of the Ohio State Buckeyes (who also makes over $10 million), and Penn State Nittany Lions head coach James Franklin (who deserves). 8.5 million US dollars).

That’s pretty impressive.

Fisch is relatively new to the head coaching ranks. This is only his fourth season as head coach of a college football team. It’s also worth noting that Fisch wasn’t specifically a college coach. Although he has been coaching for some time, much of his coaching experience comes from the NFL level.

He has a fascinating background and has built an impressive resume throughout the various coaching stints he has held. The most impressive part of his resume is the way he was able to turn the Arizona Wildcats around as a program.

Before Fisch’s first season in Tucson, the Wildcats didn’t win a single game. In 2023, Fisch had 10 wins with Arizona, including a victory over the Oklahoma Sooners in a bowl game. He’s pretty good at creating a program quickly.