January 8, 200719 yr Exactly.....I hope U of L has another NFL coach ready to take over this program. They better have somebody with some gusto behind them...or you can kiss that great recruiting class goodbye.
January 8, 200719 yr I'm too lazy to search. What did Petrino say when he was rumored to be a candidate for the Raiders job? Family? Money was already great?
January 8, 200719 yr I'm too lazy to search. What did Petrino say when he was rumored to be a candidate for the Raiders job? Family? Money was already great?This is beyond that money. And Al Davis doesn't own the Falcons.
January 8, 200719 yr Author ^ exactly, there will be some stones thrown, I care none, I congratulate Bobby for making U of L football the #1 sports team in Kentuckiana.
January 8, 200719 yr How's this for irony: Petrino goes to the Falcons because he has always dreamed of coaching in the NFL...He fails miserably to the point where he resigns before finishing his contract and returns to the college ranks to lead the cross-state rival of the team he left to go to the pro's... Does this sound familiar?? :sssh: :banana:
January 8, 200719 yr It will be easier for me as a Wildcat fan to pull for the Cards now. Except for that One game in the regular season!
January 8, 200719 yr Something tells me Brohm and Bush let him in on a little secret............ :thumb: :thumb:
January 8, 200719 yr ^ exactly, there will be some stones thrown, I care none, I congratulate Bobby for making U of L football the #1 sports team in Kentuckiana. Just to be clear, "Kentuckiana" only includes the part of Kentucky that is around Louisville, right???
January 8, 200719 yr Two things you can never trust - the government and head football coaches. I told you guys Petrino was sneaky and that I wouldn't trust him for anything.
January 8, 200719 yr Two things you can never trust - the government and head football coaches. I told you guys Petrino was sneaky and that I wouldn't trust him for anything. Anytime a coach signs a big contract, it should be announced that the "contract" is in no way binding on the coach...
January 8, 200719 yr Anytime a coach signs a big contract, it should be announced that the "contract" is in no way binding on the coach... Head coaches are always talking about how much they're satisfied and how loyal they are, yet they are always looking and interviewing.
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