After months of speculation regarding his future, it looks as if Steve Kragthorpe has finally found out about his future at Louisville.
And, unfortunately for the head coach, it looks like he doesn’t have one.
According to Pat Forde on ESPN‘s College GameDay, Kragthorpe will meet with athletic director Tom Jurich today and, Forde reports, the current coach is “done, he’s out, they’re going to move on.”
One of the names Forde tossed out as a potential replacement was Florida defensive coordinator Charlie Strong.
Now that its over, UL should look up I 64 at the most underrated coach in the SEC. If Rich Brooks could shed the SEC he would be even better than he is. Bear Bryant would be jealous of Brooks records at UK. So wise UL and your AD and look for a real winner. By the way, I happening to be watching the guy you let get away, Bobby Petrino. All that UL money to Denny Crum and Rick Pitino might get spent better on a good football coach.
[...] being fired as Louisville’s head coach in November of 2009 following a three-year run, Kragthorpe was hired as Texas A&M’s wide [...]