Brock Huard, whom you know as a football commentator and television analyst, and former Ohio State football player Ben Hartsock, co-host the College Sports Today program on Sirius XM Radio. Earlier this week, they welcomed former Washington Huskies head football coach Chris Petersen for a one-hour conversation.
Maybe he wouldn't have been so burned out if he would have changed his crappy offense and not dropped just about every ASU, Cal, Stanford, Oregon, and January bowl game.
Maybe he wouldn't have been so burned out if he would have changed his crappy offense and not dropped just about every ASU, Cal, Stanford, Oregon, and January bowl game.
My reaction is that he already said all of this, i'm not sure there is an a hah moment here and saying it now really does kind of disrespect his primary message of the built for life program and the people that invested their next 4-5 years into that thought process. Reminds me of the deep mystery i felt about the 5 girls that all gave me a copy of the "be here now" book when I was 22 and super hot as a dating prospect.
Plus I also think that if you really do have PTSD like symptoms, you quietly and elegantly deal with it, not dress it up like a drama induced drag queen by adding this sincerity level of drama to what we all face ~ which is to be the beast and the best you have to actually pay for it with over arcing ethic and intention ~ the very message he was pitching ~ and which is fking true by the way.
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So Brock wasn't a former player?
I should probably send him a thank-you letter.
Plus I also think that if you really do have PTSD like symptoms, you quietly and elegantly deal with it, not dress it up like a drama induced drag queen by adding this sincerity level of drama to what we all face ~ which is to be the beast and the best you have to actually pay for it with over arcing ethic and intention ~ the very message he was pitching ~ and which is fking true by the way.