Louisville fans are similar to things you throw in to waste receptacles....
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Brohm was asked specifically if being the head coach at Louisville was his dream job and the 47-year-old former Louisville quarterback and assistant coach answered with, “No, it has not.”
And please, keep clicking those ruby red shoes of yours together while chanting, "there's no place like home! There's no place like home!"
Looking forward to when you do go home - empty handed!
lol
It's just sports sh#t talking man....trash?? I'd invite some of you into my home for a beer, meal whatever. You cant take it so personal. This is all like a soap opera for men.
Now...let the sh$t talking continue
Now...let the sh$t talking continue
Why the harsh words. Most Louisville fans have pulled for Purdue since Jeff took the job. Also Rondale. We support our own. Jeff and I have a mutual friend that was on the sideline for the OSU game and in the locker room after the game. He told me it was inspiring. He doesn't even know what Jb is going to do but told me he wont make any decision until Purdues season is over. He's not that kind of guy. He also told me a few weeks ago the he and Bobby were friends and as long as BP was at UL he would not talk to UL. But BP is gone now so who knows what's going on behind the scenes. Whatever happens I hope it all works out for you. I'm so tired of Mich and OSU being the meat of the big10.Good Luck in your bowl game. I will be watching. Your team is fun to watch.
I thought you guys new Brohm. No he wouldn't because he hasn't and wouldn't have been offered the job until the end of the season, there for he doesn't need to make a comment about staying at Purdue as it's the only option. And I actually think he has made up his mind, if offered another job at the end of the season and will be at Purdue next year still.
And yes, Louisville fan base is trash, I've never seen so many Twitter trolls jumping on Purdue post, beating their chest and bragging about how great they are compared to us and we don't stand a chance of keeping Brohm. I'm sorry, but from a historical perspective, when it comes to football, you guys are nothing and only been in a power conference a few years. Indiana has more football history at the top level than you just because they've at least been in a top level conference for a lot longer. So crawl back to your trailer park and curl up next to your cousin-aunt-wife and take another chug of Whiskey and relax.
You're aware the West Lafayette is much more rural than Louisville right? Your cousin argument doesn't really work
So Louisville is no longer in Kentucky?
We’ve been in a power conference for only a few years and accomplished as much as Purdue has in a century. And we earned our way into a P5. Purdue was just lucky to be close enough to Michigan, Chicago, and Minnesota.
From almost going 1-AA in the 80s in a baseball stadium all the way to ACC. Yeah that’s a lot of effort to get where UL is.
OP i agree Louisville is a trash place but didn't Brohm play for the trash team in a trash city and a trash state. I live here because of my job and i hate it.
Your athletic department is the absolute poster child of what's terrible with college athletics. It must be an interesting moral rationalization to resolve that fact as a fan of the program. Or not.
LOL yeah and you can also catch a bullet on any corner and get any drug you want. Louisville to me has nothing to offer for me. I stay away from that place. 6 or 7 people getting shot everyday. animals treated like crap left behind. I hate this whole state.
I want to thank you for posting this amazingly transcendent post. This one will go in the pantheon of some of our favorite posts of all time. I'm confident I will re-read this post for years and still chuckle. I have to admit misspelling your own city was a sublime touch. Honestly if you had a podcast or YouTube channel, I'd subscribe to it.
for your information....
The Big Ten Conference was established in 1895 when Purdue University president James H. Smart and representatives from the University of Chicago, University of Illinois, University of Michigan, University of Minnesota, Northwestern University, and University of Wisconsin gathered at Chicago's Palmer House Hotel to set policies aimed at regulating intercollegiate athletics.
Formation of the conference was spearheaded by Purdue's president Smart,
luck had nothing to do with it!
Why do you do have to do that?
Why do you infuse facts into the conversation?
Why do yo make them look like the dumb@ss fools they are?
Why go to lengths to expose their utter stupidity, making it look like their knowledge of history starts with Howard Schnellenberger?
Why, oh WHY?
It's uncalled for. It's unfair.
(heh heh... !)
We had a fraternity formal at the Palmer House. I suspect our objectives were significantly less austere...and with more beer.
Here's a big difference between the two towns. It appears 80-90% of the Louisville grads live within 50 miles of Louisville. The vast majority of us go matriculate at WL for 4 years and move on to bigger and better things. I think there may be one or two posters here who live in WL. And for the record, WL is a very nice town and getting much better. It does get lumped into Lafayette, which isn't desirable. So, bottom line, WL is a great place to go to school. It is also a great small town to live in (regularly in the USNews best small towns in the US list). But most of us choose to leave because we get recruited to do so. But we all love going back to visit.
I've only been to Louisville one time and it was for one night about 25 years ago. I know you have a horse race. So I won't badmouth the city.
DAYUM!
The last time I drove through West Lafayette, I thought them dad-gum things were HOUSES! And BID-nesses!
Heh, heh... little did I know, them thar thangs wuz CORNfields!
I forgot there was such a cultural difference between Indiana and northern Kentucky
Sure it might be a nice city. But you can't really pull the hillbilly card when your college is in a small town and the other college is in an urban city
I have met a few cool Louisville fans in person. Most I see online are obnoxious. Their media are also annoying for the most part. The football program was made relevant by Bobby Petrino and Charlie Strong. They ran out Petrino and they won’t bring back Strong apparently. Their fans think they will be a power, but they will always be third at best in their division. Maybe Brohm goes there, maybe not. But don’t be delusional about what you are, a conference USA school that only got into the ACC because the schools hated WVU more than you.
Yeah, good call. I don't know what I was thinking someone from Kentucky might be a NASCAR lovin', deer huntin', and country music cheerin' southern gentleman.
Is it as funny as standing on the banks of the Ohio and apparently thinking that you’re looking at the Atlantic, given the conference Louisville is in?
Louisville 1st is right. Just what you said, explains how little you understand Louisville. If you were talking about Lexington or Western KY, that may add up. Louisville has more in common with St Louis or Cincinnatti. Old River Town, German Irish roots, Vibrant Art Scene... a place where the south and midwest collide. It is the 16th largest city in the US. You have some rednecks but you have rednecks in Indiana too if you look hard enough. The whole realtree, chewin tobacco, nascar, deer hunting thing has never been Louisville. We give you a pass, but now you know.
Louisville are the worst, they really think they are national power., always played in bad conference until now and they get theor ass handed to them.
When Schnellenberger left you guys were still nothing. You were a nobody playing nobodies who no one cared about. Your program was built by a slime ball and a coach who had an affair with a donors wife. Your stadium was named after a drunken racist businessman who graduated from ball state. Your fans online like yourself perfectly reflect these origins.
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