mjmartin1970
Special Teams Player
Asked if he’d consider resigning, Callahan said: “No.”
I don't care if he is the worst coach in the world. He has a good recruiting class coming in, and any other response would just make him lose those recruits as well as probably having some kids on the team consider transferring. That is what would happen given the uncertainty.
I think he is, and should be here to stay throughout the season (at least he should be, if his boss thinks he should be fired, a different scenoario) for the kids he brought into this program. He HAS to stay committed to them up until the point he announces his resignation, if he does. He should then do it through proper channels (to the AD), so management can reassure the troops of what will happen next.
Do I think he is a good coach - no. I think he is an excellent recruiter and a good coordinator but not a good coach. Do I want him to say "Well, I'll consider resigning if this happens or that happens or if I don't like the new AD", HELL NO, not in a million years.
I don't care if he is the worst coach in the world. He has a good recruiting class coming in, and any other response would just make him lose those recruits as well as probably having some kids on the team consider transferring. That is what would happen given the uncertainty.
I think he is, and should be here to stay throughout the season (at least he should be, if his boss thinks he should be fired, a different scenoario) for the kids he brought into this program. He HAS to stay committed to them up until the point he announces his resignation, if he does. He should then do it through proper channels (to the AD), so management can reassure the troops of what will happen next.
Do I think he is a good coach - no. I think he is an excellent recruiter and a good coordinator but not a good coach. Do I want him to say "Well, I'll consider resigning if this happens or that happens or if I don't like the new AD", HELL NO, not in a million years.