Bob Stoops talks to former Washington and Boise State coach Chris Petersen about the current state of college football and the relationship between quarterbacks.  Petersen joined Stoops on Conversations with Coach, a Special Presentation of Sellout Crowd. 

Show Summary: The lack of structure and regulation in college football, particularly regarding student athletes' rights and the unsustainable business model, highlights the need for strong leadership and rules.

00:00 🏈 Petersen discusses his coaching career with Bob Stoops, reflecting on a missed opportunity to go for two points in a game due to chaos on the sideline.

02:46 🏈 Petersen discusses the importance of the relationship between quarterbacks and coaches, and mentions his biggest influences in his playing and coaching career.

05:42 🏈 Assistant coaches are important in college football, but there are still issues with the lack of structure and regulation, especially regarding student athletes' NIL rights.

08:14 🏈 The lack of regulations in college sports has led to self-interest and player exploitation, highlighting the need for strong leadership and rules.

10:44 🏈 The unsustainable business model in athletic programs requires joining different leagues for survival, and Colorado's football team has impressed with well-hired coaches and high-level execution, avoiding turnovers and penalties while making big plays.

13:04 😊 Petersen retired early due to feeling unhappy and wanting to find clarity, but he still stays involved in the game by consulting with other coaches and watching college football.

14:39 🏈 Petersen and Stoops discuss the demanding lifestyle of coaching and the importance of having personal time.