Jeff Brohm appears to be returning to his alma mater. The former Purdue head coach is packing his bags to Louisville according to reports. The terms of the deal are now being reported.

Brohm was a quarterback with the Cardinals under head coach Howard Schnellenberger from 1989-1993. He threw for 5,451 yards passing and 38 touchdowns and was later inducted into the program’s ring of honor.

Brohm is going to be at Louisville for six years and will be getting paid around $35 million.

Brohm heads to Louisville after being Purdue’s head coach since 2017. He compiled a 36-34 record in West Lafayette and took the team to 3 bowl games, including two wins.

Brohm led Purdue to 8 wins this season and an appearance in the B1G title game against Michigan. The Boilermakers fell to the Wolverines 43-22.  Purdue still has one more game remaining, a matchup with LSU in the Citrus Bowl.

Expectations should be high in Louisville after the Cardinals won seven games this season. Let’s see if Brohm can live up to that big contract.