Georgetown.

 

http://www.courier-journal.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20070206/SPORTS11/70206034

There you go.... congrats and good luck at G'town

Congrats to Nick and best of luck at G'town.

Congratulations to Nick Petrino. Georgetown would seem to be a good fit.

Nick is a major talent, but is undersized for D1. This is the reason Georgetown College and Mount Union have such good teams because they go after these kids who are too small, too slow, not strong enough to play D1. But they have the ability, drive, work ethic and heart to go out and compete with anybody.

 

Thank you, thank you, I'll accept my prize now.

I thought he might move south, but G-town is a solid choice.

I saw him at the school today...and wished him the best, and am glad the hounding is now over.

Congratulations to Nick!! Georgetown has a great program and it just improved a little more.

I think Geogetown will be a great fit for Nick, he is a major talent, but is just short. Life ain't fair.

Congrats! Nick, if you read this, tell John Horton, who is a freshman @ G'Town & on the football team, I said howdy.

Should be a good fit for him.

Finally the wait and speculation is over. Congratulations to Nick and the Petrino family.

Congrats Nick. Make sure Zach Spradlin gives you plenty of time to throw.

 

Have fun down there...they have a really nice program.

Congratulations to Nick. G-town has great program,coaches,academics and facilities! I hope he will be happy there but it will be an adjustment for any kid from a program like T or X. It is a great program but a small campus and program. He will play in front of less people than he did in high school. Many kids from X & T have done well there but many have left because it is simply too small. No doubt he can play on that level I just hope he is happy at that level. By the way the tution at GT is not cheap very close to $20,000.00 last time I checked.

Congrats to N. Petrino! :thumb: G-Town is a top noth program, always in ther hunt for a national title. Imo a great choice by both.