To continue a series, I'm presenting the numbers posted by another potential UW coaching target - Chris Peterson.  Here's what the Broncos have done in the 3 seasons Peterson has been head coach:

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Pretty impressive stuff, even when you consider their conference.  Peterson is known for his offense, and rightfully so - but the defensive numbers are quite good as well.  And while the passing game is big in the Bronco offense, the rushing attack is potent as well.

Peterson is someone the UW needs to pursue before they start settling for a Pat Hill.  And his style of play would go over better with most UW fans than what Mike Leach brings to the table.