Washington head coach Jedd Fisch is no stranger to Michigan football. In fact, Fisch was Jim Harbaugh's first (de facto) offensive coordinator in Ann Arbor, as the team's pass game coordinator. On Saturday, he'll make his first return to The Big House, albeit as the head coach of the opposition.

The rematch of the national title from two years ago is huge for the playoff chase. Here’s the CFN Washington vs Michigan preview, prediction, and betting line.

Washington visits Michigan on Saturday, bringing Huskies head coach Jedd Fisch back to the Michigan Stadium sideline for the first time since he worked with the Wolverines. Fisch, Michigan’s passing game coordinator and quarterbacks and wide receivers coach during Jim Harbaugh’s first two seasons (2015 and 2016), respects Michigan’s rich tradition.

While it has been overshadowed by Penn State's collapse, the first half of Michigan's season hasn't exactly gone to plan.

Michigan entered Los Angeles as the No. 15 team in the country and a team that thought it could contend for not only a Big Ten title, but a spot in the College

Marshall believes the offense needs to find its focus and unity to be successful.

They have unbelievable energy, and our guys are going to be excited about this opportunity. And I really believe that our team will show up and be fired up to be a part of something like a Washington-Michigan game at 12 on Fox and everything you could ask for.

Sherrone Moore's Michigan will host Washington on Saturday as the Wolverines aim to improve to 5-2 on the 2025 season. Michigan fell 31-13 at USC last weekend and dropped out of the AP Top 25.

Michigan fell 31-13 to USC on Saturday, Oct. 11. Underwood passed for 207 yards on 15-of-24 attempts (62.5%) with two touchdowns and one interception. Jordan Marshall had 68 rushing yards on 14 carries, adding one reception for 16 yards. Andrew Marsh put up 138 yards on eight catches with one touchdown.