Peters suspended for Illinois
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Petersen was asked in his PC about his strategy for implementing his rules and philosophies to the team, he went on to say that it is about changing and ingraining new thinking into the players minds. They are trying to "build skill, even mental skill. And all these things take time".
Reporter followed up with, "You're OK with that even if it hurts the team short term?"
Petersen replied, "I think it helps the team, you might take a step backwards, but I think it really helps the team when you are doing things the right way".
Someone on twitter made a great point about Petersen versus Sark. They said that winning is not the goal but the byproduct for Petersen (it comes about through the process he implements). For Sark winning was the only goal. This shit is serious for Petersen, you can hear it in his voice. -
We the the new stadium I wondered this myself. Why have the home team roasting in the sun on crisp 90 degree September games? With the students moved, this should be a no brainer. And why would anyone even care?GrundleStiltzkin said:
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Why do you hate tradition?MikeDamone said:
We the the new stadium I wondered this myself. Why have the home team roasting in the sun on crisp 90 degree September games? With the students moved, this should be a no brainer. And why would anyone even care?GrundleStiltzkin said:
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And it was the losers who had fog fans running in the shade, while the Dawgs sweltered in the heat. Part of Petersen's toughening process?MikeDamone said:
We the the new stadium I wondered this myself. Why have the home team roasting in the sun on crisp 90 degree September games? With the students moved, this should be a no brainer. And why would anyone even care?GrundleStiltzkin said: -
ok, suspending him for that (and probably a couple other instance we're not privy to) makes sensehaie said:Am I missing something or did everyone else who was at the game miss this:
After the first (or 2nd, I forget) touchdown that UW scored, we were during a TV timeout and both teams were at their respective sidelines. There was literally no one on the field at the time. Peters, by himself, walked across the field and and started talking shit to EW's sideline. One of the refs came over and had to escort him back to UW's side, probably telling him to cool it. It was clearly visible to both coaching staffs. -
I saw this too, surprised no one has mentioned it before. It was right before a kickoff.haie said:Am I missing something or did everyone else who was at the game miss this:
After the first (or 2nd, I forget) touchdown that UW scored, we were during a TV timeout and both teams were at their respective sidelines. There was literally no one on the field at the time. Peters, by himself, walked across the field and and started talking shit to EW's sideline. One of the refs came over and had to escort him back to UW's side, probably telling him to cool it. It was clearly visible to both coaching staffs. -
Yeah, thanksAZDuck said:
The approriate nomenclature is "blockhead," dudeFire_Marshall_Bill said:Eklund sounds like a squarehead name. ..in a Nordic place like Seattle there's a really good chance they aren't related
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I think Random Hot Chic should really get her hands around the situation and attempt to massage a happier ending.
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When Peters got the penalty, the EWU player was actually more physical, and appeared more deserving or just as deserving of a penalty. Peters prob mouthed off to the coaches within range of their ears.
Playing in the Southside shade makes sense when it's 75 degrees+ in Aug-Sept, but playing on the northside in the sun is a way better advantage Oct-Dec, when it's freezing. -
The adults are back in charge.Swaye said:Looks like these kids are going to get with the program, or be Door. Ass. Out. quick fast and in a hurry.
