Bobby Petrino Takes Shot At Clemson After Getting Hired By Arkansas

by Larry Leo

December 1, 202323 Comments

During his introductory press conference as Arkansas' new offensive coordinator on Thursday, Bobby Petrino was asked about sign-stealing, saying in-helmet devices should be used in college football. He took the opportunity to take a swing at Clemson...

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CDawson•17 months

And the team should do everything in its power to understand the opponents signals. If you are worried about it, change them up and do something different.

Doctor K•17 months

The difference is you don’t send staff to other games to steal signs

mcpotiger•17 months

Not Brother Dabo?!! No way

mytigger•17 months

O said the same. Make ensminger change the signals when they stopped our first few drives. Scored next 4/5.

LSUvet72•17 months

Get it all out the open for daylight disinfection.

tenderfoot tigah•17 months

I know one defense not getting accused of sign stealing.

SwampyWaters•17 months

He's a dirt bag and is exactly what is wrong with college football! Why Arkansas would even allow him on campus is beyond me! This just shows you how desperate the Arkansas football program really is!

sourgrapes18•17 months

He banged a chick and wrecked his motorcycle. Boo boo get over it

AlbertMeansWell•17 months

Brian Kelly killed a kid

Hawgnsincebirth55•17 months

Not like he was bitching about it or mad, just stating it as a matter of fact

Clark14•17 months

I think he was explaining why he was in favor of microphones in helmets.

swampvol1•17 months

Venables...

AtlantaLSUfan•17 months

Dang. Shots fired.