Bobby Petrino was officially announced as the new offensive coordinator at Arkansas on Wednesday, completing a full circle arrangement for a program that was once under his direction as the head coach.
Petrino was certainly excited to move on from Texas A&M, where he spent one season as the offensive coordinator under Jimbo Fisher. But he also admitted that he never felt comfortable scheming up the offense for the Aggies in his lone season at the helm.
“This past season, I went into A&M and Jimbo [Fisher] wanted to keep his terminology and I didn’t sleep for months,” Petrino told HogsPlus.com. “It was hard. It was studying every night trying to figure this out and ‘Why are we calling it this way’ you know?”