CJS After the game

[smazza]

5 hours ago, George_Bullnard_Shaw said:

Leavitt's strength was his fatal flaw, like a Shakespearean tragedy. He could not control his emotions, it made him a great motivator and he could recruit players that over-performed, but not being able to control his emotions made him a toxic person, hit a student and then be unable to apologize and take the necessary steps to remain here. If he apologizes and goes to anger management he's here a lot longer but he can't control his emotions well enough for that.

perfectly said

show remorse and improve

[smazza]

5 hours ago, DELdaBull said:

This thing is funny. Seems to be standard operating procedure to continue to coach with the team you were an assistant on if they are still on schedule to win the title.  Only one that didn't was Kiffin that I can think of. 

of course you let him coach for a national championship

a no brainer

of course usf supports him

[George_Bullnard_Shaw]

1 minute ago, smazza said:

of course you let him coach for a national championship

a no brainer

of course usf supports him

We get good will in the coaching community, it costs us nothing, and hurts us very little if at all in regards to what he can do at this point in his tenure.

[USFBULL_08]

28 minutes ago, smazza said:

retreats dont work

schiano will crash and burn at rutgers

john robinson failed in his encore at usc

retreads that were fired for losing dont work

[chapelbull]

5 hours ago, DELdaBull said:

This thing is funny. Seems to be standard operating procedure to continue to coach with the team you were an assistant on if they are still on schedule to win the title.  Only one that didn't was Kiffin that I can think of. 

Norvell left Memphis ... my bad, misread the initial post.

Edited December 30, 2019 by chapelbull