[cardcrimson]

Incidentally, some fans learned this last night.

There was an alumni dinner in Waikiki and Bernard Muir was there. When I learned he was coming, I couldn’t help thinking — what is he doing here? Stanford Athletics is in a crisis, why is he traveling to Hawaii, shouldn’t he be working in Palo Alto?

Then, during his remarks, he discussed the conference issue, and he said news “could be coming as soon as tomorrow.” So that’s when i realized, here comes the ACC, and Muir traveled to hawaii because his work was done.

By the way, for all the complaints about him, he’s a very good public speaker and is exceptionally gracious in-person and you see why he’s been AD so long.

Yes I agree we shouldn’t have gotten into such a deep crisis, and I too am concerned about travel and payment distributions, but I also think Muir very much deserves the trip to paradise. He, along with many others, did get the deal done.

You can not be serious. 

The 13 teams, the basketball team's demise, the football team's demise, losing the Directors Cup, Varsity Blues, department bloat, horrible marketing, and on and on and on. And then there's the whole Pac-12 fiasco and us bribing the ACC to take us in. 

Being a nice guy and a good speaker doesn't cut it. A trip to paradise after the hell he's wrath on Stanford. I hope it was a one way ticket.

[cardcrimson]

Incidentally, some fans learned this last night.

There was an alumni dinner in Waikiki and Bernard Muir was there. When I learned he was coming, I couldn’t help thinking — what is he doing here? Stanford Athletics is in a crisis, why is he traveling to Hawaii, shouldn’t he be working in Palo Alto?

Then, during his remarks, he discussed the conference issue, and he said news “could be coming as soon as tomorrow.” So that’s when i realized, here comes the ACC, and Muir traveled to hawaii because his work was done.

By the way, for all the complaints about him, he’s a very good public speaker and is exceptionally gracious in-person and you see why he’s been AD so long.

Yes I agree we shouldn’t have gotten into such a deep crisis, and I too am concerned about travel and payment distributions, but I also think Muir very much deserves the trip to paradise. He, along with many others, did get the deal done.

You can not be serious. 

The 13 teams, the basketball team's demise, the football team's demise, losing the Directors Cup, Varsity Blues, department bloat, horrible marketing, and on and on and on. And then there's the whole Pac-12 fiasco and us bribing the ACC to take us in. 

Being a nice guy and a good speaker doesn't cut it. A trip to paradise after the hell he's wrath on Stanford. I hope it was a one way ticket.