It’s been less than one month since Bobby Petrino, the former Arkansas and Louisville head coach, accepted the offensive coordinator job at UNLV under head coach Barry Odom.

Petrino has taken another job instead.

Petrino is set to become the offensive coordinator for the Texas A&M Aggies under head coach Jimbo Fisher, according to ESPN. And the move is a bit surprising considering Fisher is one of the last head coaches who calls his own offensive plays.

But ESPN added that Petrino, one of the most creative offensive minds in the sport, will be the man calling plays on Saturdays. Fisher will likely still be heavily involved in the offense, though.