Love the way he handles the press.

Love his response just after the 5:00 mark to fetters' question about Timu: https://youtube.com/watch?v=-Qo8IfuOZbc
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LOL he was looking quite irritated
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I like my head coach to looked irritated and pissed off.
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He is probably not only irritated with the question but also irritated that it is coming from such a fatass.
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Exactly. When you are a big time Coach and you look out at reporters, you can probably imagine that at least a lot of them played ball at some point. Maybe not high end, but JV, maybe some Varsity, and even a few D2 types sprinkled in. Dudes that don't know a ton, but have at least hit a sled and been in the pit for an Oklahoma manhood test or two.CuntWaffle said:He is probably not only irritated with the question but also irritated that it is coming from such a fatass.
When he looks at Fatters, he's thinking "there is no fucking way this guy knows anything about competitive athletics. Why am I wasting my time with a fat fucking poetry class reject that all the football players stuffed in trash cans when he would still fit." -
He didn't look that irritated to me. If I had just watched this without reading some of the commentary here and other places I wouldn't have't thought anything of it.
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Peterman didn't seemed annoyed. I think that's just his personality and knows that the media can only cause distractions so he obviously isn't going to throw them any bones. He knows as HC he is obligated to talk to them so he keeps his answers concise and focused. No name dropping. It is fun to watch Jood and F3 try to kiss up to him and get nothing in return.
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This.MikeDamone said:He didn't look that irritated to me. If I had just watched this without reading some of the commentary here and other places I wouldn't have't thought anything of it.
Perhaps a little irritation with the Timu question. The rest was a guy doing a part of his job he might not like very much but fully accepts that it is part of the deal. In other words, a professional.
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its unfortunate for Peterman that he doesn't preface everything with "I think that" or "I feel that", he's really painting himself into a corner with these definitive responses where he'll be accountable for his statements. Apparently he learned nothing from dude brah.
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I like to read too much into facial expressions at post practice interviews.
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Not really Fetters related, but the stupid looks on Softy's fat fucking face in this video annoy the absolute shit out of me.
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Fatter's questions, stupid or not, allow Peterman to state his philosophies.
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- We are all Huskies
- School is first
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no shit, he's got a face i'd literally pay money to hitSarkingham said:Not really Fetters related, but the stupid looks on Softy's fat fucking face in this video annoy the absolute shit out of me.
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"What a cool spring for the Huskies man"
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I like how he isn't pulling a Sark and bragging how great we are going to be in spring. He is being very honest and not sucking the players dicks like Dude Brah used to do. That will get more out of the players.
Last year Sark was celebrating a mythical 9-4 like it was an accomplishment while I'm sure Petersen is bitching at them "That's why you only went 9-4!" because 9-4 to him is a bad year. -
Fetters' brother played for the Mariners.Swaye said:When he looks at Fatters, he's thinking "there is no fucking way this guy knows anything about competitive athletics. Why am I wasting my time with a fat fucking poetry class reject that all the football players stuffed in trash cans when he would still fit."
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I know you are being sarkastic but nowhere does it say he played for the Mariners. He did however play for Milwaukee and Minnesota.TTJ said:
Fetters' brother played for the Mariners.Swaye said:When he looks at Fatters, he's thinking "there is no fucking way this guy knows anything about competitive athletics. Why am I wasting my time with a fat fucking poetry class reject that all the football players stuffed in trash cans when he would still fit."
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Yup. My mistake. Serves me right for relying on my shitty memory, rather than actually looking at the stats I was linking.He_Needs_More_Time said:I know you are being sarkastic but nowhere does it say he played for the Mariners. He did however play for Milwaukee and Minnesota.
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Fetters' brother did some weird breathing thing when he pitched. I remember watching him as a kid.
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you've been a TBS for a long time then?RoadDawg55 said:Fetters' brother did some weird breathing thing when he pitched. I remember watching him as a kid.
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Meek said:
you've been a TBS for a long time then?RoadDawg55 said:Fetters' brother did some weird breathing thing when he pitched. I remember watching him as a kid.
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Unfortunately, I couldn't find a video. I meant watching the pitcher, Mike Fetters when I was a kid.Meek said:
you've been a TBS for a long time then?RoadDawg55 said:Fetters' brother did some weird breathing thing when he pitched. I remember watching him as a kid.
"Fetters is best known for his head movement while on the mound. Prior to pitching, he took a deep breath and moved his head quickly 90 degrees to the left. He claimed that he was stressed when pitching as the reason for his head movement. While with the Arizona Diamondbacks in 2002, Mark Grace imitated the same move when invited to pitch for one inning. During one game in the 2004 season, Houston Astro Craig Biggio imitated Fetters' head movement and scowl while batting against him, drawing laughter from the Houston crowd."