Jeff Brohm: Louisville Speculation Completely False

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I can see a scenario where they'll set up a huge long term contract with a huge buyout that locks Louisville and Brohm together. It will be either a win-win or a lose-lose situation.
 
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hungan1 said:
I can see a scenario where they'll set up a huge long term contract with a huge buyout that locks Louisville and Brohm together. It will be either a win-win or a lose-lose situation.
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Louisville, you have a problem: It's Called Vince Tyra. He's already sunk a ton of money in a one way contractual buyout of $14 million in favor of the coach he just fired - Bobby Petrino. Bobby says Thank You! And he micro-managed the coach. He is worried about a contractual buyout trap that he created by agreeing to it? Interesting.

Sooooooooooo, Jeff Brohm does not have pants on fire.

https://www.courier-journal.com/story/sports/college/louisville/2018/11/14/louisville-football-vince-tyra-bobby-petrino-buyout/2002846002/

I sure hate to be a Boilermaker fan.
 
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Seems like a hasty firing of Petrino but as always there’s probably more we don’t know about. Louisville is far from a helmet school and not long removed from Conference USA. They don’t recruit top 25 classes. They had some star players at QB recently that elevated their program. They won 8 or 9 games a year under Petrino until this year, which seems about right for their personnel level.

They better hope Brohm goes to them or they could drop off the map completely.
 
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Pompous Elitist said:
Seems like a hasty firing of Petrino but as always there’s probably more we don’t know about. Louisville is far from a helmet school and not long removed from Conference USA. They don’t recruit top 25 classes. They had some star players at QB recently that elevated their program. They won 8 or 9 games a year under Petrino until this year, which seems about right for their personnel level.

They better hope Brohm goes to them or they could drop off the map completely.
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They’ve had 7 first round picks (22 drafted players overall) plus a Heisman winner in the last 5 years, so while their recruiting classes may not have been highly rated, they’ve proven to be a very successful program that’s a reliable talent pipeline to the NFL.
 

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