“He was a hard-nosed disciplinarian who believed in fundamen- tals,” Pete said. “I learned a lot from him.” Sound familiar?
Adkins earned his bachelor’s degree in education with a minor in times one and a half,” Adkins said. “We just went to work ... these guys (players) were all farm boys and liked to work.” He also coached basketball and track, and, “They wanted me to
was enough.”
“We wanted to keep on winning; no team wanted to be the team that broke the 71-game winning streak. Every year we came into training camp, we stressed that and the players knew that, and we brainwashed them into believing it — they knew damn well they weren’t going to lose a ball game that season. To this day, I’ll look back on it and wonder, ‘How in the world did we do that?’ It was amazing.”
Adkins’ top assistant coach through the early years and for every game during the winning streak.
which was a home game at Public School Stadium, no less? “What do you think? Hell yes, I was nervous,” Adkins said. “The
nerves were always there.” to be his last. Ron Cole. He was the team’s defensive coordinator after Pete retired.
“That was an easy choice,” Adkins said. Cole was the tip of a tal- ented assistant coaching iceberg that was intact most of Pete’s Grosso and Kirk Obermiller. “We had a good group of guys,” Adkins said, “and they were a We had a lot of great coaches and great players during those years.”
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