Special guest: Chris Petersen

The Audible with Stew, Bruce & Ralph: A show about college football

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4.4 • 1.2K Ratings

🗓️ 14 December 2023

⏱️ 56 minutes

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Bruce is joined by former Boise State and Washington head coach Chris Petersen to dive into what makes a great coach, the important things of running a program, and the rise of Kalen DeBoer.

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0:00.0	Welcome back to the latest edition of the Audible presented by Trader Joe's.
0:14.9	I'm Bruce Feldman.
0:16.5	No Stu Mandel today, but we have a very,
0:22.4	very big guest for us.
0:23.8	It's actually my favorite coworker at Box.
0:27.4	It is Chris Peterson.
0:29.0	People will remember him
0:29.9	from his day as the Boise State coach
0:31.8	and as the Washington coach.
0:34.7	And now he's a big TV star.
0:37.8	So, Coach, for joining us on the Ottawa. Thank big TV star. So,
0:38.1	thanks for joining us on the Audible.
0:39.7	Thanks for having me.
0:40.6	Wait,
0:40.8	are they not remembering me from my first head coaching gig
0:43.9	with the UC Davis,
0:46.2	JV,
0:48.2	Aggie team?
0:49.6	That's where I thought most of my notoriety came from.
0:53.8	Well, it's actually from that all that time you spent
0:56.5	at Pitt. What I didn't realize was I have on just a regular Pitt t-shirt and you lit up when you saw
1:01.2	it because there was one year that you were a Pitt Panther offensive coordinator.
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