If you find yourself quoting anything Adam Jude said as a means to back up your stance or position, you should take a long walk to your mirror, take a look into it, and realize that you're probably wrong.
If you find yourself quoting anything Adam Jude said as a means to back up your stance or position, you should take a long walk to your mirror, take a look into it, and realize that you're probably wrong.
At least Don James knew in 1988 that he had to learn some new things. So he went out and did it.
Petersen’s problem is that he thinks he is the smartest guy in the room and his smugness shows. You can see it in press conferences. It may also why he thinks he is “above” these football training academies when it comes to recruiting.
My wife turned to me at the end of the game when Petersen was stupidly letting the clock wind down and she asked, “Doesn’t the Husky kicker suck? Why is he (Petersen) not still driving the ball?”
It’s because Petersen thinks he is too fucking smart and he winds up fucking himself and his team.
Smartest thing Jude ever wrote:
Is it time to start questioning Chris Petersen’s big-game methods?
Late-game clock-management issues have surfaced before for Petersen (see: Arizona, 2014, a loss that remains a sore subject for the head coach). Some have argued that it is “reasonable” to expect a college kicker to make a 37-yard field goal, as was the setup for Peyton Henry on Saturday in Eugene. Perhaps. But a coach in that moment needs to weigh all factors, and in that moment that kick was probably never better than a 50-50 proposition for the Huskies.
I couldn't agree more. Peterson is a good coach but he isn't as good as he thinks he is. His big game shit stains are outweighing all his wins
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