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Even more so than that, Kragthorpe never fully utilized the talent on his team. For example, in 2007, instead of using 6-foot-6 receiver Mario Urrutia as a vertical threat as Petrino had, Kragthorpe's offense often called plays for Urrutia to go over the middle or catch screen passes. An unhappy Urrutia wound up leaving after the season as a junior.

mario urrutia was a POS who was alledgedly involved in a point shaving scandal. after you heard about it, and you watched the games, you were like, wow, i could seriously see that

if he was so good, where is he now?

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Kragthorpe had three different offensive coordinators and four different defensive playcallers during his tenure. His teams often looked disjointed on the field, repeatedly burning timeouts in confusion early in games or lining up in the wrong formations. Kragthorpe's calls on third and fourth downs prompted a lot of head-scratching.

kragthorpe was forced to keep the dc from bobby p. he finally fired him, and hired ron english, a great hire. ron english took a head coaching job, making him bring in the next guy

just bc something says that he kept bringing in new coaches doesnt mean shite when you dont have a clue as to why they left

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Perhaps the most damning evidence against Kragthorpe is this: He took over offensive coordinator duties this year, and the team averaged 18.5 points per game, worst in the Big East and the fewest by a Louisville team since 2006. Though he came to town with the reputation as a bright offensive mind, his offenses lacked imagination and paled in comparison to his predecessor.

and like i said, this team is pathetic. hell, im not even sure that krag didnt even give a shite anymore after the first couple of games when he knew he was gone. his family was treated like absolute shite, and im sure he couldnt have cared less how it ended up