Three Guys Before The Game - Chad Johnston Visits (Episode 383)

3 Guys Before The Game

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Football, Sports, Basketball

2.4 • 687 Ratings

🗓️ 21 June 2022

⏱️ 92 minutes

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Summary

It's been over 25 years, but his name still covers the all-time Top-10 passing statistics in West Virginia football history.

Chad Johnston's story is the one you see in movies. The small town kid who grows up to play at his home state university. He created memories that won't be forgotten, like the touchdown pass in the final seconds to beat Pitt. (Johnston was 4-0 against the Panthers)

That's history now. Chad Johnston, the football player, became Chad Johnston; the doctor.

In this episode, Brad and Tony go deep with Chad to reflect on his career and the life lessons that remain so important.

Transcript

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0:00.0	What do you say?
0:03.0	What do you say? We talk a little football.
0:21.0	How about that?
0:22.3	Let's add some layers to it.
0:23.4	Let's talk football.
0:25.1	Let's talk Mountaineer football.
0:28.0	Let's talk Mountaineer football with an in-state native that started at quarterback.
0:34.5	How's that start?
0:35.8	Pretty good.
0:37.1	Hometown, small-town hero makes it to the big time.
0:40.7	Yeah.
0:41.2	Oh.
0:42.1	And then he becomes a doctor.
0:44.7	Yeah, it all works, doesn't it?
0:46.0	The student athlete thing, it actually does work despite what you may hear in other places.
0:54.1	This is three guys before the game, episode 383.
1:00.0	And our special guest is former Mountaineer quarterback, Chad Johnston.
1:04.8	Today he goes by Dr. Chad Johnston.
1:09.2	I have to get into that.
1:10.3	Do we have to call him doctor on here?
1:12.8	How's that work?
1:14.4	I think he'll be okay if we don't.
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