[qwerty49]

Fisher DeBerry was a highly successful coach at Air Force who fell on hard times. He was finally told he had no choice but to make radical changes to his staff. He resigned rather than do it.
I wonder if Shaw would react that way.

IMHO that is interesting but ultimately pointless conjecture as Muir would never be in a position to demand that of Shaw.  And certainly at this point it's easy for some folks (who don't have insights to the recruiting and development pipeline) to dismiss this last year as an aberration, so relatively little pressure.

I really think what we see is what we get, as far as Shaw goes.  Or maybe what we've seen is what we will get.  The man sees himself as an X's and o's guy, and his in-game decision-making and clock management is suspect.  He shows no sign of believing those are areas where a staff or role change would lead to improvement.  Meanwhile, he's a great positive representative of the program and the University.  So we like it, or lump it.

[qwerty49]

Fisher DeBerry was a highly successful coach at Air Force who fell on hard times. He was finally told he had no choice but to make radical changes to his staff. He resigned rather than do it.
I wonder if Shaw would react that way.

IMHO that is interesting but ultimately pointless conjecture as Muir would never be in a position to demand that of Shaw.  And certainly at this point it's easy for some folks (who don't have insights to the recruiting and development pipeline) to dismiss this last year as an aberration, so relatively little pressure.

I really think what we see is what we get, as far as Shaw goes.  Or maybe what we've seen is what we will get.  The man sees himself as an X's and o's guy, and his in-game decision-making and clock management is suspect.  He shows no sign of believing those are areas where a staff or role change would lead to improvement.  Meanwhile, he's a great positive representative of the program and the University.  So we like it, or lump it.