Bobby Petrino to Falcons
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Exactly what I was thinking, they were bad before he got there. I mean real bad, they were Kentucky's whipping boys, that's how bad.
Well I guess I can drop Louisville out of the "Just behind the Big Boys " quote I made earlier.
Then again, maybe we should wait and see WHO they get in there before I do that.
Let's also see what happen to Rutgers IF thier coach decides to leave in a year or so.
Jimbo
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Look for Jimbo Fisher to take the Lousville job. He's at about the same place in his career that Petrino was when he took the job. I don't think there will be any falloff.
maybe sooner........
What do you think the chances are of Mike Price getting another shot, he would work well in Louisville, and that would get his name back in the spot light to move on when the time comes.
I always thought he got a bad rap over the incident and has kinda been banned from the big jobs since. (banned is not the word I was looking for, but you know what I mean)
Jimbo
stupid move for petrino. he'll be crying to come back to college ball in 2 to 3 years, just like the others have. when are they going to learn, it isn't always about the money? probably never, i know!!
Louisville shouldn't have much of a problem attracting top talent for the coaching spot. Lots of talent there.
I always thought Blank made a bad decision when he fired Dan Reeves and hired an untested and unproven Jim Mora Jr. I don't know know what to think about Petrino, on one hand I am excited to have a coach come in with a proven winning record, on the other hand, Steve Spurrier and Nick Saban are still fresh in my memory as NFL failures. Oh well, I guess time will tell.
