Louisville spokesman: No comment from Petrino on 'WakeyLeaks' scandal
Bobby Petrino isn't going to address the Wake Forest game plan scandal a second time.
Louisville spokesman Rocco Gasparro issued a statement on behalf of the Cardinals head coach Tuesday, saying Petrino "doesn't have a comment in what appears to be a Wake Forest issue," according to Steve Jones of The Courier-Journal.
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Petrino was adamant his team had no knowledge of any Wake Forest game plans following a Nov. 12 matchup with the Demon Deacons.
"I can tell you that we didn't," Petrino told ESPN's "Mike and Mike" radio show last month, according to Jones. "... I heard about it right before we got on the plane to leave (for Houston on Nov. 16). But I can assure you that we prepare each week the way that you're supposed to prepare, and I like the fact that our team knows how to do that."
Wake Forest finished 6-6 in 2016, but lost five of their last six games to end the season.