By Nick Schultz, On3 Sports: UNLV coach Barry Odom has released a statement after his newly hired offensive coordinator Bobby Petrino reportedly left. Petrino is heading to Texas A&M to call plays for Jimbo Fisher.
Odom hired Petrino just three weeks ago to be his offensive coordinator as he takes over at UNLV. Petrino, the former Arkansas coach, spent the last three seasons with Missouri State before leaving to return to the FBS level.
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