Life with a BYU Quarterback

Life with a BYU QuarterbackThe Matt Townsend Show • Season 4, Episode 187, Segment 2

Aug 26, 2015 • 1h

Emily Hill is from College Station Texas. She is married to BYU quarterback Taysom Hill. Emily talks with Dr. Townsend about how she balances normal life with the life of a major college quarterback. Emily shares how she and her husband make time for their relationship during the football season. She also talks about her husband's possible NFL future and the risk of injury.

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