Former Boise State football coach, Chris Petersen, has returned to Idaho to coach alongside his son, Jack Petersen. After stepping down as head coach of the University of Washington football team in 2019, Petersen has decided to make a return to coaching and is excited to work alongside his son at a smaller program.
Petersen, who led Boise State to unprecedented success during his time as head coach from 2006 to 2014, is looking forward to the opportunity to coach at a smaller school and focus on building relationships with players. He expressed his excitement about being back in Idaho and working with his son, who is beginning his coaching career.
Jack Petersen, who played quarterback at the College of Idaho, has already made an impact as a coach and is eager to learn from his father’s years of experience in the game. The father-son duo will be coaching together at the small town of Sandpoint High School, bringing their expertise and passion for the game to a new generation of players.
Despite his success at Boise State and Washington, Petersen is humble about his return to coaching at a smaller level. He is focused on helping players grow both on and off the field and is excited about the opportunity to work with his son in a coaching capacity.
Fans and players alike are thrilled to have Petersen back in Idaho, where his coaching career first took off. His return to the football field is sure to bring a new level of energy and excitement to the program and the community as a whole.
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