Jedd Fisch (left) celebrates with Josh Rosen after beating Texas A&M on Sunday, Sept. 3. (Photo by Keith Birmingham/Pasadena Star News/SCNG)

Jedd Fisch isn’t distracted by any rankings or College Football Playoff berths. He’s too busy studying the film on No. 12 Washington.

“We all know it’s a good football team, just turn on the tape, that’s easy to see,” the offensive coordinator said.

During the three years since UCLA and UW last played, the Bruins stumbled toward irrelevance while the Huskies won their first conference championship in 16 years. When they meet Saturday at Husky Stadium at 12:30 p.m., UCLA has a chance for its first win over a ranked team since 2015.

The game will be broadcast on ABC with radio on AM 1150 or AM 570.

Links to preview the game:

• Josh Rosen calls Saturday’s game “probably one of the more important games of any of our careers at UCLA.”
• Scouting report with injuries and my prediction
• Pregame graph: What does it take to take down UW?
• I dropped in to the Seattle Times’ Husky Headlines podcast to preview the game (I come in at the 23:40 mark)
• From earlier this week:
  • The Bruins haven’t won a road game since September 2016
  • UCLA’s young defensive line got even younger when Greg Rogers burned his redshirt
  • Look for Alex Van Dyke to get more time at tight end this weekend
  • How Jim Mora is still inspired by his former coach Don James
  • DeShaun Foster has helped the Bruins run tougher, but they’ll need to be at their toughest against UW’s rushing defense
  • Answers to your questions in the weekly Q&A
• On Washington:
  • From the Seattle Times: Watch for the matchup between Rosen and UW’s depleted secondary
  • From the Tacoma News Tribune: The Huskies are trying to shake off their slow starts