Episode 3 of "The Pursuit"

CokeGreaterThanPepsi · September 2014

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zCf-2KGFrCk

GrundleStiltzkin · September 2014

5.3 seconds. Good chit cokeboat.

CokeGreaterThanPepsi · September 2014

TAKE THAT!!!

ThomasFremont · September 2014

Sark would have given the offensive potg award to Ross for the highlight TD.

Pete gives it to Mickens for blocking and converting 3rd downs.

Style vs substance.

Sizzle vs steak.

section8 · September 2014

Time for new sweatpants

PostGameOrangeSlices · September 2014

Usually not a fan of dramatic videos such as that, but that was bad ass.

WilburHooksHands · September 2014

I'm glad Clay got a schollie, that guy does work.

Tequilla · September 2014

Sweatpants got stretched a little bit ...

All you need to know about Petersen shows up in the first minute and a half of the video:

1) Respect your opponent: Lots of good players and coaches out there all trying to do their job

2) Execution is a 60 minute pursuit: Any game can be changed in a matter of moments based on sloppy or unfocused play

Bottom line, the above represents details. The details of not looking past anybody just because of who they play for. The details of doing your job in practice such that when you go play on gameday you aren't looking at a situation you've never done before. The details of how a great play takes the efforts of all 11 on the field and is rarely the result of one extraordinary play.

When you look at things in that manner, there's a reason why we have a coach that is 95-12.

I expect a team that is going to get better and better as the season progresses. I see a team that the more success they have, the more they will realize that they have a coach that is telling them the truth instead of puffing up his public profile and resume. The more success that they have the more that they will want to continue down the path of getting more.

I'm starting to feel very sorry for Stanford because they are 8 days away from getting an ass kicking and for Kevin Hogan to feel a little bit like this guy did on a warm September afternoon 24 years ago: