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Question for those who follow college hoops outside Stanford more than I do: is there any precedent for firing a coach 10 minutes after a road game, before he's even gotten on the plane much less held the press conference?

I wanted Haase gone as much as anyone, but not waiting until today to do it feels unnecessarily mean in retrospect.  It's not like there was misconduct or something.

Well, about a week ago UW fired its head coach BEFORE he got on the plane to Vegas…

As bad as Muir has been, I’ve got to believe that Haase has already been told long before yesterday. Indeed, the timing of the announcement might very well have been a matter of mutual agreement, allowing him to make his eloquent remarks at the press conference, along with Angel and Jones there to make their tributes as well. Plus, it put an end to all of the media (and fan board) snarky comments sooner than later…

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Question for those who follow college hoops outside Stanford more than I do: is there any precedent for firing a coach 10 minutes after a road game, before he's even gotten on the plane much less held the press conference?

I wanted Haase gone as much as anyone, but not waiting until today to do it feels unnecessarily mean in retrospect.  It's not like there was misconduct or something.

Well, about a week ago UW fired its head coach BEFORE he got on the plane to Vegas…

As bad as Muir has been, I’ve got to believe that Haase has already been told long before yesterday. Indeed, the timing of the announcement might very well have been a matter of mutual agreement, allowing him to make his eloquent remarks at the press conference, along with Angel and Jones there to make their tributes as well. Plus, it put an end to all of the media (and fan board) snarky comments sooner than later…