Episode 105: Carolyn Peck

Laughter Permitted with Julie Foudy

Julie Foudy and Lynn Olszowy

Sports

4.8 • 2.3K Ratings

🗓️ 26 April 2023

⏱️ 69 minutes

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Summary

Women's Basketball Hall of Fame inductee Carolyn Peck shares hilarious stories about her mom at her basketball games, her thoughts on what coaches are wearing on the sidelines these days (Kim Mulkey might come up) and why she turned down Pat Summitt to attend Vanderbilt University. Carolyn also discusses being the first Black coach to win an NCAA women's basketball championship with Purdue in 1999 and tells the amazing backstory to the piece of net she gave to Dawn Staley.

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0:00.0	The laughter permitted podcast is brought to you by Ally. Do it right.
0:04.7	What's up party people?
0:07.8	Welcome to laughter permitted. I'm Julie Fowdy.
0:10.4	I'm Leno Zowie and are you all ready for good time?
0:14.6	Well, I can do better.
0:16.2	Wait, I can do better. Hang on.
0:18.0	You're all ready for a good time?
0:21.8	The 7-Axen I take, Glenn.
0:24.2	Yes.
0:25.0	Maybe a little nod to our guest.
0:29.5	Yeah, it sure is Julie.
0:31.6	We got a holler on the pod.
0:33.6	A holler?
0:35.6	That's right. Our awesome guest this week.
0:37.8	Soon to be women's basketball hall of favor.
0:40.6	ESPN analyst and colleague Carolyn Peck in the house.
0:45.8	And Carolyn or Peck as I call her, better than Pecker.
0:50.4	Okay. Let's be clear.
0:52.1	Played collegiate basketball at Vanderbilt University
0:54.9	and eventually became a coach at the collegiate level,
0:58.8	starting as an assistant at the University of Tennessee
1:01.6	for the legendary Pat Summit in 1999 as head coach at Purdue.
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