[chrisk]

Honestly, it's not ideal, but it's still the better outcome than if he had remained, so I'll take it.

I agree it is a better outcome than having him remain. I am in fact not sure having him remain was really an option. There are clearly too many people who believe his behavior was disqualifying. The building PR disaster precluded keeping him IMO. Stanford might have done the "right thing for the wrong reasons". Indeed that is better than doing the "wrong thing".

It took a few days to draft the statement. He’s a busy guy right now.

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Don’t Levin and Martinez need to hire an AD first? Also, what big-name established coach take a job where Andrew Luck is his boss? If AL becomes interim, what happens to the GM position?

[chrisk]

Honestly, it's not ideal, but it's still the better outcome than if he had remained, so I'll take it.

I agree it is a better outcome than having him remain. I am in fact not sure having him remain was really an option. There are clearly too many people who believe his behavior was disqualifying. The building PR disaster precluded keeping him IMO. Stanford might have done the "right thing for the wrong reasons". Indeed that is better than doing the "wrong thing".

It took a few days to draft the statement. He’s a busy guy right now.

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Don’t Levin and Martinez need to hire an AD first? Also, what big-name established coach take a job where Andrew Luck is his boss? If AL becomes interim, what happens to the GM position?