20 for 20: Bob Peters (2001)
Clip: Season 2018 | 2m 45s
It was the year a legendary hockey coaches career would come to an end.
Bob Peters started the Bemidji State Men’s Hockey program in 1966. He would go on to rack up 702 wins at Bemidji State and 13 national championships. He decided to retire following the 2000-2001 season and our intern reporter Carrie Cameron was on hand to report on his final game.
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20 for 20: Bob Peters (2001)
Clip: Season 2018 | 2m 45s
Bob Peters started the Bemidji State Men’s Hockey program in 1966. He would go on to rack up 702 wins at Bemidji State and 13 national championships. He decided to retire following the 2000-2001 season and our intern reporter Carrie Cameron was on hand to report on his final game.
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