[qwerty49]

Easily my least favorite Stanford coach of all time and that's a high (or low?) bar.

Why would ESPN give a rat's ass about Troy Taylor's career? They are out to destroy him? They received an anonymous tip and ran with the story. My understanding is that Taylor acknowledged the problems with his behavior and management style. I thought his acknowledgement was a little more than he could 'improve his tone.'  Will the two investigations be discoverable? Can't ESPN subpoena Stanford witnesses?

It seems Stanford was careful to honor his contract and not fire for cause or he'd have a stronger case to go after Stanford. I suppose whoever leaked the report is still unknown?

My gut instinct echoes your first sentiment. His sideline demeanor just looked out-to-lunch to me. As if stuff was going on and he was trying to process it. Sorry for the pile-on but just my 2 cents.

[qwerty49]

Easily my least favorite Stanford coach of all time and that's a high (or low?) bar.

Why would ESPN give a rat's ass about Troy Taylor's career? They are out to destroy him? They received an anonymous tip and ran with the story. My understanding is that Taylor acknowledged the problems with his behavior and management style. I thought his acknowledgement was a little more than he could 'improve his tone.'  Will the two investigations be discoverable? Can't ESPN subpoena Stanford witnesses?

It seems Stanford was careful to honor his contract and not fire for cause or he'd have a stronger case to go after Stanford. I suppose whoever leaked the report is still unknown?

My gut instinct echoes your first sentiment. His sideline demeanor just looked out-to-lunch to me. As if stuff was going on and he was trying to process it. Sorry for the pile-on but just my 2 cents.