Bobby Petrino News

Have you logged on Twitter today? Turned on the TV? Went to the grocery store or picked up your child from the babysitter? Then chances are you know the King has returned.

Q: What are the odds of Oklahoma getting Dorial Green-Beckham eligible to play this season? - Tyler, Enid, Oklahoma HAYES: If there were a less than zero chance, I'd say that.

With less than 55 days until the college football season begins, it's never too early to look at the 2014 football schedules and make wild blind predictions.

Adam Himmelsbach tells the story of how Russ Smith sold the New Orleans Pelicans on the notion that he was their guy.

The day Bobby Petrino turned his first Louisville players into film-study believers unfolded exactly the way he said it would.

Petrino, back at Louisville for his second stint as head coach, had no problem with adding SEC transfers this spring.

On Sept. 1 at Papa John's Cardinal Stadium, Louisville will begin the 2014 season with a game against the Miami Hurricanes.

Charlie Strong was an impressive 37-15 in four years leading Louisville from 2010-13.

The Arkansas Razorbacks start the 2014 schedule with a trip to Auburn to face off with the national runner-ups from last season.

The coaching carousel was a little bit different in 2013-14. All of the biggest-name hires seemed to be former head coaches bouncing around from one school to another, as opposed to big-name coordinators getting a promotion.

Ross Trail has had himself an interesting and action packed year. It really starts with a decision, the decision to transfer to Olive Branch High Schoo from his native Wynnel.

Alabama coach Nick Saban chases recruits like he does referees. According to an online report, Alabama is one of three schools ranked in last year's AP top 25 final poll that has already offered scholarships to more than 200 prospects in the class of 2015.

Tax reports show that contributions and grants dropped by more than $10 million last fiscal year while spending grew for the Razorback Foundation, which raises money for University of Arkansas athletics.

When Arkansas hired Bret Bielema, I thought it was a sneaky good hire for the program.