Welcome to another episode of Preferred Walk on a PFF college football show.

I'm your host, Max Chadwick, and on this show, we interview some of the biggest superstars

in college football.

Whether they be players, whether they be media personalities, whether they be guys who

run the top all-star games in the Senior Bowl in the Shrine Bowl at Jim Nagy and Eric

Calco.

However, we've never had a coach on this show yet.

Well, that ends right now with Utah head coach Kyle Woodingham, who in my opinion is one

of the top 10 head coaches in college football.

He's been at Utah as the head coach since 2005, and he's been with the use in some capacity

since 1994.

He's a two-time PAC-12 coach of the year.

He won national coach of the year in 2008, and most recently has led the youths to back-to-back

PAC-12 championships.

As always, a major thank you to Dave Sofaro, who sets up every single one of these interviews.

And we've got plenty more still to come.

So make sure you hit the subscribe button either on Apple Spotify, even YouTube as well,

if you want to watch these interviews.

But without further ado, here he is, Utah head coach Kyle Woodingham.

So the first question coach I wanted to ask you was that a lot of comfortable coaches

around the country bounce around from job to job looking for the next big thing.

You, however, stayed at Utah for 30 years now, nearly 30 years now, first as an assistant,

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