Bobby Petrino

[CalStateTempe]

Originally Posted by Katzenfreund

Petrino's mistress steps down after $14.000 settlement

That's $34.000 with Petrino's money. Not bad for an average looking hooker. If he farked her between five and ten times a month in seven months, she roughly made $500 to $1000 per bang.

He should've just gone with the hookers.

or taken a guys trip to Spain.

[Katzenfreund]

Pete Carroll turned them down

[the real dill]

Originally Posted by Katzenfreund

Pete Carroll turned them down

reports out of Arkansas are Urban Meyer, Bill Belichick, and Tony Dungy are next on their list.

[the real dill]

John L Smith?

[HeHateMe]

Players love him.

He has worked with mostly all the current asst. coaches, so it makes some sense. 10 month contract though...

[the real dill]

[TheCat]

Originally Posted by Katzenfreund

Petrino's mistress steps down after $14.000 settlement

That's $34.000 with Petrino's money. Not bad for an average looking hooker. If he farked her between five and ten times a month in seven months, she roughly made $500 to $1000 per bang.

That was way dumb. The story is worth thousands alone. I would have filed a sexual harrassment suit against U of Ark and said it was a condition of employment. They would never fire someone that had that suit against them no matter how long she stayed out on paid personal leave. She needed a good attorney instead she got the rest of the money she owed on a used BMW.

[Officer Craig]

Seriously. Just shows how dumb she is about everything!!!

[Katzenfreund]

Petrino's Harley for sale.

$18.481 repair cost

[CalStateTempe]

wow!

[scumdevils86]

how could it possibly cost 18 grand to fix that thing

[GlobalCat]

I'm going to assume it is the cost to wash off the affiliated shame.

[Katzenfreund]

Arkansas' new HC files for bankruptcy

Got too greedy.

Smith said his land investments began through acquaintances while he was the coach at Louisville from 1998-2002, starting with one subdivision development and evolving from there.
...

"It was a situation where we all made a little and said, `Well, that's good. Let's see if we can make a little more,"' he said. "At that point, the bank was willing to give away money. We got in over our head with land, and then the bubble burst and all this land value dropped and we couldn't sustain it."