Petrino interviews with Louisville

[GaUSFBull]

One of three top candidates, the other two unknown:

 

http://espn.go.com/college-football/story/_/id/10260182/louisville-cardinals-interview-bobby-petrino

[JTrue]

I thought we decided there was no way Louisville would ever want him back. We did a whole thread on it.

[gobulls83]

I thought we decided there was no way Louisville would ever want him back. We did a whole thread on it.

 

Maybe you need to learn to read, and you'll realize that not everyone posting in a thread necessarily agrees with every point argued in it?

 

Anyway, let's see 1) if they hire him and 2) how it turns out if they do. I still don't believe they'll hire him. But I don't know who they go after otherwise either.

[Paisa el Toro]

 

I thought we decided there was no way Louisville would ever want him back. We did a whole thread on it.

 

Maybe you need to learn to read, and you'll realize that not everyone posting in a thread necessarily agrees with every point argued in it?

 

Anyway, let's see 1) if they hire him and 2) how it turns out if they do. I still don't believe they'll hire him. But I don't know who they go after otherwise either.

 

 

I can answer question #2, he'll be just as, if not, more successful than his first go-around as Louisville coach.

[gobulls83]

Oh, well if Paisa el Toro looked into his crystal ball and says it's so, I guess there's no arguing it.

 

Besides, on-field success is not the question. I don't think it's a given he will achieve what he did the first time, but even if he does, the point is, every head-coaching job he's had, he left the team in worse shape then he got it, burning bridges left and right along the way. Why would the end be any different this time? He's still the same **** he always was.

[JTrue]

Oh, well if Paisa el Toro looked into his crystal ball and says it's so, I guess there's no arguing it.

 

Besides, on-field success is not the question. I don't think it's a given he will achieve what he did the first time, but even if he does, the point is, every head-coaching job he's had, he left the team in worse shape then he got it, burning bridges left and right along the way. Why would the end be any different this time? He's still the same **** he always was.

I think what Jurich is announcing by interviewing him is that he didn't burn any bridges. If he had, he wouldn't be up for consideration.

[smazza]

most here don't know anything about college football

 

personally I never go back so I wouldn't rehire petrino

Edited January 8, 2014 by smazza

[GaUSFBull]

If Louisville hires him back, they need to put one MASSIVE buyout clause in the contract to make sure if he goes anywhere, the other team pays out the wazzoo. 

[JTrue]

http://espn.go.com/college-football/story/_/id/10263027/louisville-cardinals-offer-job-bobby-petrino

 

Looks like its only a matter of time.

Edited January 8, 2014 by JTrue

[Paisa el Toro]

Oh, well if Paisa el Toro looked into his crystal ball and says it's so, I guess there's no arguing it.

 

Thank you, sir.  I play mystic, as a part-time gig.