On Sunday, Washington announced the hiring of Jedd Fisch from Arizona to take Kalen DeBoer’s place as the Huskies’ new coach. According to a source close to the negotiations, Fisch has signed a seven-year contract worth an average of $7.75 million per year, according to The Associated Press. After competing for the national championship less than a week ago, the Huskies wasted little time in filling the void left by DeBoer’s departure for Alabama on Friday. Fisch will cost the school $5.5 million to hire, according to the source, while DeBoer’s contract stipulated that Washington would receive a $12 million buyout if he departed. Troy Dannen, the athletic director at Washington, made his first significant choice after taking over in October and attempted to quickly establish stability for a
