Sometimes, they seem to be held above the law, but Petrino seems to have been dealt what he was due in this case.
I'm pleasantly surprised to see Arkansas be the "better man" in the situation and stand up for what is right.
Petrino brought them success, there's no doubt about that.
But what pricetag goes with success?
Is it an undisclosed $20,000 sent to Petrino's newest hire and fling, Jessica Dorrell?
Or is it that $55,735 Dorrell would've been making per year as a recruiting coordinator?
In reality, it wasn't cheating that got him fired. It was lying, repeatedly.
The arrogance was outpacing the talent, as Bill Reiter said.
These are a few posts I found interesting concerning the Petrino situation, and I'm giving credit where credit is due.
with an interesting observation
"Rick Pitino: admits to having a mistress, gets a pay raise.
Bobby Petrino: admits to having a mistress, gets fired.