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re: So Smart demanded "full disclosure of the state of the NCAA’s current look-see"
Posted on 12/5/12 at 5:24 am to undecided
Posted on 12/5/12 at 5:24 am to undecided
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He could have looked all he wanted once he signed his contract and was announced as the HC. Also could have had a clause in said contract that reduced buyout should major NCAA penalties be placed on the program
Not a knock on Auburn but that was smart on his part. He will have a very limited time to turn things around there and sanctions aren't going to make it easier( if there are any). Why would you give up a good job for a better job if that better job is going to be harder to succeed at due to sanctions. I mean who wants to become CEO of a company that may go under because of a pending investigation. Hiring your own staff at Auburn or Bama for that matter makes sense both schools have a history of meddling g in the coaches affairs. That seems like a very type demand from Smart. If I am goi g to take a job and be responsible for the outcome I want to fail or succeed on my merit.
Posted on 12/5/12 at 5:40 am to labamafan
Auburn told him there were not major NCAA issues, he had listened to the Bama party line.
His attitude was a major concern. He questioned the committees integrity.
Showed a lack of maturity. Came off as arrogant and immature.
His attitude was a major concern. He questioned the committees integrity.
Showed a lack of maturity. Came off as arrogant and immature.
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