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- Year-round sailors go to Joe Harris of...The true-hearted sailor knows no season, least of all in San Francisco Bay. At any season the bay is likely to be gusty—locally known as...Laurie Johnston | November 30, 1964
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BOBBY PETRINO REDEMPTION PROJECT The new Western Kentucky coach returns to college football after being fired by Arkansas in April for actions stemming from his involvement with a woman in the Razorbacks' athletic department. DAN PATRICK: How many phone calls did you get with potential job offers? BOBBY PETRINO: There were a number of calls. Some were about head coaching jobs and some were about offensive coordinator [jobs]. The thing that enticed me so much about this was [Western Kentucky athletic director] Todd Stewart's passion and aggressiveness. We made it happen in a very quick time. DP: Why Western Kentucky? BP: It was a family decision. This is a place we're very familiar with. [Petrino was the coach at Louisville from 2003 to '06.] My kids call Kentucky home. I have a daughter who plays golf at Louisville. I sat down with my wife, Becky, and all our children. DP: Any thought to not coaching this season? BP: No, I grew up a coach's son. I've always felt that I didn't have just a job; I had a way of life. DP: What did you learn from the fallout at Arkansas?   |
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