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>>Petrino has a large buyout, estimated in the $14 million range.<<
... And why would Brohm want that gig? Aside from the fact it’s his alma mater? The athletic department is a dumpster fire filled with scandals. When a big job opens up, Brohm will be on the short list of candidates, he did a tremendous job at Western Kentucky and now at Purdue.
14 million dollar buyout? Have to think there is more to the story to the firing. Didn’t someone mention that a ton of Louisville players had requested paperwork to transfer?
And why would Brohm want that gig? Aside from the fact it’s his alma mater? The athletic department is a dumpster fire filled with scandals. When a big job opens up, Brohm will be on the short list of candidates, he did a tremendous job at Western Kentucky and now at Purdue.
Dumpster fire with more money than sense. Louisville has perfectly figured out that the NCAA will not punish big time money makers, so they'll cheat their asses off to win knowing they'll get away with it. Combine that with how they've fleeced the city of Louisville with their stadium and arena deals, and they're basically printing money. Lots of money and essentially 0 admissions standards and they can easily steal from Purdue
Dumpster fire with more money than sense. Louisville has perfectly figured out that the NCAA will not punish big time money makers, so they'll cheat their asses off to win knowing they'll get away with it. Combine that with how they've fleeced the city of Louisville with their stadium and arena deals, and they're basically printing money. Lots of money and essentially 0 admissions standards and they can easily steal from Purdue
>>Petrino has a large buyout, estimated in the $14 million range.<<
Would you rather hire a guy who has proven he can win big games, or someone who wins all the games he's supposed to, but his teams never over-perform? Personally, I'd take the former.I'm not as high on Brohm as so many others seem to be. For every big win or competitive loss he's managed at Purdue you can point to 2-3 head scratching losses. Is this indicative of a coach who is capable of only getting his team up a few times a year, or just an issue of bad luck?
As for Petrino I totally believe that the guy is a cancer who should in no way be in charge of leading young men. Louisville overlooked this in the past because he won. With Brohm you are essentially hiring his disciple(minus the character issues). Will that work? Who knows, but I don't think this is the same scenario as Frost going home. There I see a better coach with way more resources at his disposal than Brohm going to Louisville.
Haven’t see this confirmed anywhere else (yet):
Bingo. This is why FSU and Clemson and the other football schools of the ACC wanted Louisville over UConn. Louisville is willing to cheat, lie, steal, cover up crimes, etc to win an extra football game every year and UConn wasn't/isn't. Funny that during the whole Louisville/UConn ACC debate, we were so concerned with APR nonsense. Spending so much time/energy raising our APR score hurt UConn in the long run.
14 million dollar buyout? Have to think there is more to the story to the firing. Didn’t someone mention that a ton of Louisville players had requested paperwork to transfer?
And why would Brohm want that gig? Aside from the fact it’s his alma mater? The athletic department is a dumpster fire filled with scandals. When a big job opens up, Brohm will be on the short list of candidates, he did a tremendous job at Western Kentucky and now at Purdue.