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QUOTE(#1):

Originally posted 06:38 AM ET  03.27 by doofermcweasel

I doubt this will occur. Pitino is blazing at Louisville. www.dbbsports.com

The kinfolk at Louisville are preparing barricade to prevent this me hears.

Pitino on the move? Never! He is a loyal, stick to one team kind of guy - just look at his record.

Ever notice how close the names Pitino and Petrino are? Makes you wonder if it IS all in the name.

QUOTE(#4):

Originally posted 07:19 AM ET  03.27 by GatorBaitor

Ever notice how close the names Pitino and Petrino are? Makes you wonder if it IS all in the name.

At least Pitino has won something ...

QUOTE(#6):

Originally posted 08:28 AM ET  03.27 by dvcrapper

Tales from the Crapper Vol. 3

Fascinating. You got links to the first 2?

I find it difficult to believe that he would leave Louisville

QUOTE(#8):

Originally posted 10:04 AM ET  03.27 by JkShaz82

I find it difficult to believe that he would leave Louisville

Has anyone won titles at 3 different schools? That would be an incentive.

QUOTE(#9):

Originally posted 10:12 AM ET  03.27 by TheNewVols

Has anyone won titles at 3 different schools? That would be an incentive.

Actually a very nice point. I had failed to consider that that could be a motive. It does not change my mind, but it is an interesting point to consider.

QUOTE(#9):

Originally posted 10:12 AM ET  03.27 by TheNewVols

Has anyone won titles at 3 different schools? That would be an incentive.

Of course that would be assuming he wins one at Louis right?

I'm moving to Tucson, AZ next year...he can stay with us until he finds a nice place down there!

QUOTE(#11):

Originally posted 10:26 AM ET  03.27 by JkShaz82

Of course that would be assuming he wins one at Louis right?

If my bracket pans out he will.

FYI, he's only won a title at Kentucky. He's taken three different schools to the Final Four (Providence, KY, Louisville), but won 'ship once ('96).

QUOTE(#14):

Originally posted 11:11 AM ET  03.27 by arejaydub

FYI, he's only won a title at Kentucky. He's taken three different schools to the Final Four (Providence, KY, Louisville), but won 'ship once ('96).

I realize that. I'm sayin if he wins this year.

QUOTE(#15):

Originally posted 11:19 AM ET  03.27 by TheNewVols

I realize that. I'm sayin if he wins this year.

It will only be two, not three.

QUOTE(#16):

Originally posted 12:37 PM ET  03.27 by arejaydub

It will only be two, not three.

FYI, please reread comments 8-13. I am saying that if he wins this year, he has the chance to go to Arizona and win with three different teams, which I don't believe has been done. That would be an incintive to give it some thought. If you want to correct me, find a coach who has won with three teams, as I don't care enough to research that claim.

QUOTE(#17):

Originally posted 01:03 PM ET  03.27 by TheNewVols

FYI, please reread comments 8-13. I am saying that if he wins this year, he has the chance to go to Arizona and win with three different teams, which I don't believe has been done. That would be an incintive to give it some thought. If you want to correct me, find a coach who has won with three teams, as I don't care enough to research that claim.

Gotcha!

I want to dismiss this but Arizona could entice him enough. The guy like challenges, so I wouldn't expect to see him stay at Louisville forever.