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02-06-2005, 01:59 PM
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Frankly, I would be happier to let it die, but the media continues to release editorials saying Notre Dame was wrong to fire Ty Willingham and that he is 1.) A 'Molder of Men' of tremendous "integrity," 2.) The greatest academics coach in the history of college sports, 3.) And an "aggressive" offensive genius. These statements are preposterous and strain credulity. He 1.) Just took a JUCO with a criminal record, 2.) Did nothing to change the graduation rates of either of the two schools he was previously employed by, 3.) And is completely reliant on his coordinators, perhaps to the point of knowing nothing about Xs and Os himself. His little stunt with the visitations showed a willingness to bend the rules, and he was seeking employment with Washington even before he was fired by ND. This, and he refused to remove Diedrick when it would have saved his job. I am left believing, by his active job search and obstinance before Kevin White, that he wanted to be fired. As long as the media continues to say he is the best coach in the history of college football, we're going to continue to point out why he isn't. | |
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