03-06-2026, 11:04 AM
Just a quick reminder that following a legendary coach is monumentally difficult.
For many reasons, but including that legendary coaches tend to leave when the arrows are pointing down and the program needs a radical shake-up. Very view step aside when they are on the top. Instead they step aside when they know their program needs a shake-up they don't feel equipped to lead.
KP is dealing with all of that. She deserves another year to prove (or not) that she's the right person to lead a restructuring. But, we better see those arrows start to flip up and to the right soon.
(All of this is obvious of course but deserves to be acknowledged here)
For many reasons, but including that legendary coaches tend to leave when the arrows are pointing down and the program needs a radical shake-up. Very view step aside when they are on the top. Instead they step aside when they know their program needs a shake-up they don't feel equipped to lead.
KP is dealing with all of that. She deserves another year to prove (or not) that she's the right person to lead a restructuring. But, we better see those arrows start to flip up and to the right soon.
(All of this is obvious of course but deserves to be acknowledged here)
In 1938 Neville Chamberlain declared "Peace in our time", Superman first appeared in Action Comics, Seabiscuit beat War Admiral ....... and C.a.l last won the Rose Bowl.
