[82lsju]

Of course, it seems highly unlikely Muir would ever push it with Shaw. And, if he did, my guess is that Shaw would also quit.

I'll give you the first sentence.  But the second?  C'mon, now.

Shaw is lots of things (stubborn, inflated sense of his capabilities as an O guy, etc.).  But he is not stupid.  The guy has 3 kids coming up into college application ranks.  He makes a ton of coin at the cushiest/non-pressurized coaching job in the country.  

If Muir said "you need to hire an OC and get out of his way - or else you can look for work elsewhere," then you really think that Shaw would quit?  

Could not disagree more.

But regrettably, your first sentence controls.

I doubt he would quit in the above scenario as that probably leave lots of money on the table as I assume at least part of his contract is guaranteed, he'd make Muir fire him, which really seems unlikely

[82lsju]

Of course, it seems highly unlikely Muir would ever push it with Shaw. And, if he did, my guess is that Shaw would also quit.

I'll give you the first sentence.  But the second?  C'mon, now.

Shaw is lots of things (stubborn, inflated sense of his capabilities as an O guy, etc.).  But he is not stupid.  The guy has 3 kids coming up into college application ranks.  He makes a ton of coin at the cushiest/non-pressurized coaching job in the country.  

If Muir said "you need to hire an OC and get out of his way - or else you can look for work elsewhere," then you really think that Shaw would quit?  

Could not disagree more.

But regrettably, your first sentence controls.

I doubt he would quit in the above scenario as that probably leave lots of money on the table as I assume at least part of his contract is guaranteed, he'd make Muir fire him, which really seems unlikely