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ByJ. MICHAFI HEAD
Arundel Staff Writer
The wife of a professional football coach—as well as her husband— has to live with the insecurity of a busted snap on fourth-and-goal, knowing she’s the one who’ll have to move family and belongings when the owner “seeks a new direction with the coaching staff.” A
Even when it’s by choice and not chance, moving is an occupational hazard in the coaching game.
‘‘It’s all part of the business,” says Betsy Peccatiello, wife of Washington Redskins' linebacker coach Larry Peccatiello whose latest move has been to Fauquier County, near The Plains.
“It’s hardest on the kids with making new friends and adjusting to different schools,” Mrs. Peccatiello said of children Teri, 22, Arnie, 21, Kathy, 19, and Marci, 18, who have cheered for their father’s teams in Williamsburg, Annapolis, Md., Tallahassee, Fla., Houston, Tex., Seattle, Wash, and now, Washington.
“Coach Pec”, as the 47year-old former All-Southern Conference receiver at William and Mary is called, is in his 11th season in the
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