FSU football: Ranking all the top coaches in the ACC
By Kelvin Hunt
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Jeff Brohm-Louisville
Jeff Brohm enters his first season at Louisville with an overall record of 66-44. He took over a Purdue program that had won five games in the two seasons before he became head coach.
He Purdue to back-to-back bowl games in his first two seasons before hitting a rough patch in 2019 and the 2020 COVID season.
However, he helped the Boilermakers rebound nicely, going 17-9 in his final two seasons and winning the Big Ten West Division last year.
Brohm has a reputation as a great offensive mind, and his hire by Louisville to bring him back home has energized that fan base.
The Cardinals have an easy 2023 schedule, not facing FSU, Clemson, or North Carolina. He could overachieve in year one at Louisville based on the schedule.