The “All We Hear is Purple!!” (AWHIP) podcast just dropped a bombshell, making an unprecedented and bold move ahead of the Husky football season. With the 2026 season kicking off next weekend, featuring an unprecedented Week 1 Apple Cup, AWHIP is launching a brand new spinoff format of their show. This isn’t just a slight tweak. Coach B has pulled producer Collin O’Meara out from behind the sound board and put him right in front of the mic to discuss everything the 2026 season has in store for the Dawgs.
Doubling Down on Dawg Talk
This new AWHIP format is ready to dive deep into what matters most for the Huskies. What’s on the menu for their discussions? They’re hitting the running back room hard, and you know the O-line is going to be a huge topic. We’re talking new faces at those critical skill positions. Everyone’s buzzing about Demond Williams Jr. and how he’s going to take that next step in his second season as QB1. Plus, they’re digging into what exactly sets Ryan Walters’s defense apart this year. And the question on every Dawg fan’s mind: Which game on the schedule will actually tell us who these Huskies are in 2026? These are the real questions we need answers to, and this new show is set to deliver.
Twice the Feast for Your Ears
Now, before you panic, don’t worry. Andrew Berg, the host of the tried and true original AWHIP, isn’t going anywhere. Both formats of the podcast will run throughout the entire season. That means twice the feast for your ears, giving you double the insight and analysis on everything Husky football. You’re getting more access to the team, more takes on the biggest questions, and more of what you love.
Next weekend, the Huskies hit the field for that unprecedented Week 1 Apple Cup. It’s the start of a massive 2026 season, and with both AWHIP podcasts in full swing, you’ll be locked in with all the analysis you could ever want. Get ready, Dawg fans. It’s going to be a ride.
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Originally reported by Yahoo Sports.
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