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Coach Peterson taught me that you hire good coaches and good people and let them do their jobs. That was something I tried to emulate throughout my coaching career. I wanted good men, husbands, fathers, and Christians coaching my boys, and I always made sure I let them do their jobs. When I became a head coach, I wanted to make sure I was not an overbearing boss. It was my job to be a chief executive officer and oversee the entire program.
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