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WATCH: Louisville player refuses to leave the field after being tossed out by his head coach
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Things aren’t going too well at Louisville right now.
The football program as a whole has taken a turn for the worse, as head coach Bobby Petrino was fired recently. Who will the new coach be?
People are pointing fingers at Purdue’s Jeff Brohm, but, nobody knows for sure. As of now, the man in charge is Lorenzo Ward, acting as interim head coach.
Ward didn’t have a long time to gel with his group of players acting as the head coach, and the structure at Louisville is appearing as though that things are loose at best.
Take a look at what happened during Louisville’s final game of the season:
things seem to be going marvelously at louisville pic.twitter.com/3c7uUMpH5a
— Timothy Burke (@bubbaprog) November 25, 2018
Louisville’s Micky Crum is the player being tossed out here, and with it being his final game — as a senior — this isn’t the way he wanted to go out. In fact, he didn’t end up getting tossed.
After this took place, Crum actually went back into the game:
Wow, they just gave Micky Crum his helmet back on the sideline.
They had taken it away earlier.— Howie Lindsey (@howielindsey) November 25, 2018
And now Crum is back on the field. I'd like to know what all of that was about.
— Howie Lindsey (@howielindsey) November 25, 2018
We would have loved to have been a fly on that sideline.
Kevin covers Big Ten football for Saturday Tradition.