The NFL is always going to be there, and I plan on being there a long time, not just for that first paycheck. But I’ve only got one more chance to win a national championship...

 

The Incomparable Brian Brohm

I've known Brian for about 9 years, and I couldn't be more proud....next year, in the last game of his career, make sure to pay particular attention to that last pass he'll throw, I made sure to do that when we played X in the finals, and it was so cool...a nice drag route on a bootleg to Stuart Dierson...I will never forget it.

The NFL is always going to be there, and I plan on being there a long time, not just for that first paycheck. But I’ve only got one more chance to win a national championship...

Brohm also stated: "Besides - The check from U.L. was laying on top of it and was much higher".:sssh: :sssh: :sssh: (just kidding, couldn't resist )

I've known Brian for about 9 years,

Honestly, this is why I felt he was gone, because you thought so for most of this time.

As a 15th to mid-round selection, I think this was a no-brainer.

I've known Brian for about 9 years, and I couldn't be more proud....next year, in the last game of his career, make sure to pay particular attention to that last pass he'll throw, I made sure to do that when we played X in the finals, and it was so cool...a nice drag route on a bootleg to Stuart Dierson...I will never forget it.

 

Sounds like you have a bad case of 'man-love', as they call it on ESPN. :sssh: :scared:

I've known Brian for about 9 years, and I couldn't be more proud....next year, in the last game of his career, make sure to pay particular attention to that last pass he'll throw, I made sure to do that when we played X in the finals, and it was so cool...a nice drag route on a bootleg to Stuart Dierson...I will never forget it.

 

Do you have frequant conversations with Brohm ?

 

j/w

As a 15th to mid-round selection, I think this was a no-brainer.

 

Agreed. The people who tried to compare his decision to Matt Leinart's are way off IMO. Leinart would have been the #1 pick and chose to stay in. Much different decision.

Brohm also stated: "Besides - The check from U.L. was laying on top of it and was much higher".:sssh: :sssh: :sssh:

An o$u fan said this......:eek:

As a 15th to mid-round selection, I think this was a no-brainer.

 

With this kind of "cake" on the table.WOW....Yea thats a "no brainer"

 

 

The 15th player selected in last year’s draft, Tye Hill, signed an $11 million contract, with $7.7 million guaranteed. He got a check for $1.037 million the day after signing.

 

He received a salary of $275,000 this season. He’ll get a guaranteed check for $5.33 million in March.

Gosh, he must really love being a Cardinal to give up $11 million or more just to have another shot at winning the NC. Is that the 1st time in the hsitory of this state that this happened to one of ours?

I think Mom Brohm said it best last night on the news when she said that their family values education, and that among the reasons to return was that fact. The money of course must be tempting, but to this family there are other factors to weigh...including finishing what you start, education, and family. There was also a comment that Brohm had mentioned that by staying one way he could help be instrumental to the program, was by showing stability in the transition. The goal is to retain the recruits and build upon what they've achieved already.

 

Coach Kragthorpe said it best: It was a very unselfish move on the part of Brian Brohm.

I think Mom Brohm said it best last night on the news when she said that their family values education, and that among the reasons to return was that fact. The money of course must be tempting, but to this family there are other factors to weigh...including finishing what you start, education, and family. There was also a comment that Brohm had mentioned that by staying one way he could help be instrumental to the program, was by showing stability in the transition. The goal is to retain the recruits and build upon what they've achieved already.

 

Coach Kragthorpe said it best: It was a very unselfish move on the part of Brian Brohm.

I agree with that. Leaving what could have been $11 mil, wow! Think the band student would turn down a $11 mil contract to turn professional to stay for their senior season? Think the political science student would? I could almost guarantee you that you offer an education student $11 mil to go teach and we are working on lesson plans.

Honestly, this is why I felt he was gone, because you thought so for most of this time.

I believe at one time, he might have been.

Do you have frequant conversations with Brohm ?

 

j/w

We talk here and there....he's a great kid, always friendly.