Doing excellent work at WKU with 2 good bowl wins. Getting nervous about him ending up at Uk after next seasonvwould hate that. However it depends on what Qb he has in the fold at WKU next season he had the luxury of having a seasoned veteran goes along way..
Assistant head coach and offensive coordinator Jeff Brohm was introduced Friday as WKU's new football coach. While his contract has yet to be approved - it will be presented to the WKU Board of Regents on Jan. 24 for approval - many of the terms and conditions have already been agreed upon.No chance a good FBS HEAD coach goes to LPT. Too big a risk.
If I'm doing the math right, looks like Jeff earned just shy of a million this year. And I expect WKU to give him a pretty nice bump if they stand any chance of retaining him.
Terms of Compensation
All you have to do to know to wonder if JB would go to uk is to look at uk's past HC seach's.
No YOUNG HC's (or old HC's for that matter) with ANY kind of decent resume have applied. It's a graveyard, and has been for 60 years.
Period.
Just "has beens", "never was's", or lifetime assistants (destined to be "never was's") are all that apply.
And more importantly, since The Bear....name a former uk HC who was fired or left, uk and EVER was a successful HC at a big time College job again......(insert Jeopardy Theme here)
Only one ever got hired at a "football school". Guy Morris-Baylor-went 18-40
tick...tick....
There's your answer. It's a G R A V E Y A R D.
I am still trying to figure out where this crap about Brohm to UaK originated. If'n you want to go there let's say he does take the UaK job. Then we hire him when CBP retires. That would be Hee-Haw Highlarious.
Stoops has a huge buyout, so Barney will support him through year five (at least). If Brohm has another strong year, he will get better offers than Kentucky long before Kentucky comes open. That said, he is cut from a different cloth, and it would not surprise me to see him stay at WKU for a long time. He doesn't even have an agent, and won't interview while his team is still playing. What a great guy!
His cred will be better when he demonstrates that he can recruit and win with his own players. Most of his team was built by Taggart/Petrino.
I'd stay at WKU before going to Memphis.Is Memphis State still looking for a coach?
I'd stay at WKU before going to Memphis.
UK would be crazy not come after Brohm.
Washington State, Leach isn't getting it done
You could have stopped right there. However, NO WAY Brohm goes to UaK. If he keeps this up he will have his pick of better jobs. Maybe not better in terms of money, but better in terms of being competitive and offering a future as a HC. The last former UaK HC anyone ever heard from again was Bear Bryant.[/QUOTE]
Blanton Collier did pretty well with the Cleveland Browns after he was fired in 1961 by UK. His overall record was 41-36-3 and in conference was 21-34-3. His tenure was from 1954 to 1961...in 1954 he was SEC COY. He led KY to 5-2 IC and 7-3 overall that year, good for a tie for 3rd place but no bowl game..
Noteworthy assistants: Don Shula, Chuck Knox, Bill Arnsbarger and Howard Schnellenberger...yea, not much in those assistants names. He had a terrible staff.
CBC had 2 AA's during his time....Lou Michaels and Howard S. His first 3 years were his best teams record wise then his recruiting dipped and finally he was canned after 4-6, 5-4-1, and 5-5 seasons. Just unable to get over the hump there.
Went to the Browns and was an assistant to Paul Brown, until Browns owner Art Modell fired Paul B. and promoted Collier to head coach. So we did hear a lot about him from Cleveland.....as those were the years that just about every game that was televised in the Louisville area back then featured the Browns.....our closest NFL team at the time. I hated them.....as I was a huge Baltimore Colt fan due to the great one: Johny Unitas and Green Bay Packers fan due to Paul Hornung, the Golden Boy out of Lou Flaget. Solid memories of those times.
CFBM, unless J. Brohm told you he would NEVER go to UK, how can you be so dead solid certain?
Getting the opportunity to make a name in the SEC that surpasses the legendary Bear Bryant could be the dream job for an aspiring coach of the SEC, best league in college FB.....JB might have that dream....or not, but is he on record anywhere saying he would NEVER take the job if offered?
If not....then the uncertainty of the scenario does not support the 'NEVER' theme that you espouse..but he may be holding out for his dream job too....whatever that may be. Certainly, time will tell in due time.
Yes, the challenge of that job (especially if I was already well known for playing the game both in college and the pros) would appeal to me as a native of the state.....to put them on the national scene as one of the best now.
That is where you differ from the majority of Louisville fans, myself included. If someone asks me where I am from the word Kentucky never hits my lips. I say Luahvul, just like that. That puzzles some people. To me it is nothing more than coincidence that Louisville is in Kentucky, as far as where I am from. 75% of the state does not claim Louisville as part of the state (only begrudgingly until revenues are involved). It is much like welfare. The rest of the state can fend for themselves. I so wish we could secede from the state. It is like trying to sail with an anchor the size of, well, Kentucky.
That is where we differ. I always say Louis ville, Kentucky.....as we all know there was no king in France by the name of Luah that the city got its name from. The french pronunciation of Louis is Lou ee not Lu ah. No vul, only ville.
That puzzles many natives of Louisville and Kentucky also. But that is just me. I have always been proud of my birthplace and hometown. No place like it in the entire world. And wherever in the world that I have lived or traveled....usually the first question I get back is " Oh, the Kentucky Derby city!". And I smile and say "yes, yes it is".
Not the Louisville Derby.....but the Kentucky Derby. So, although you might not like it, Louisville is and always will be in the Commonwealth of Kentucky. Facts are facts, indisputable in this instance. Every thing else just stems from insecurity and pettiness.....which is ones right to be if so inclined.