Huse Resigned!!!

[wbtfg]

I'm just waiting for Fields to weasel around and voice self rationalizing comments until he gives Huse grounds for a lawsuit. That wouldn't be the first time.

Huse resighed...offically anyway, so he would have no grounds for a lawsuit. That's probably why he got the money for the second year of his contract, since he likely wouldn't have agreed to step down otherwise. And PF didn't have the stones to just fire him, in which case Huse would have also been entitled to the the money for the 2nd year.

Also people aren't pissed and demanding answers like with the Kramer situation. I think the general sentiment from fans is "what took you so long?"

[technoCat]

Wait so Crusado is the one that pushed for the Huse extention? Seems to be counter to her usual MO. I wonder who Fields hand-picked choice will be...

[allcat]

If ayone thinks that big basketball and football decisions are not discussed in the presidents office, I think they are very naive.

[SonomaCat]

If ayone thinks that big basketball and football decisions are not discussed in the presidents office, I think they are very naive.

Yeah, we seem to live in a mythical world right now where any bad decision was clearly the doing of Fields and anything positive that happens was because Cruzado swatted down Fields' bad judgment and valiantly made a great decision to override him.

I suspect the reality is a lot closer to collaboration on all of these decisions that mythology would have us believe.

[mslacat]

If ayone thinks that big basketball and football decisions are not discussed in the presidents office, I think they are very naive.

I don't think that most people here are not aware that all major hires in the athletic department (or other depts) must go through the presidents office, but what surprises me is that given Huse's record that the president over ruled the athletic director.

[MSU01]

Yeah, we seem to live in a mythical world right now where any bad decision was clearly the doing of Fields and anything positive that happens was because Cruzado swatted down Fields' bad judgment and valiantly made a great decision to override him.

I suspect the reality is a lot closer to collaboration on all of these decisions that mythology would have us believe.

SImilar to the fan mentality that when a play goes for an 80-yard TD, the players did a great job executing but if the play is unsuccessful, it's time to fire the offensive coordinator immediately.