Tru, don't get me wrong, I understand your position, but because of all the negative stuff that's come from Gram as of late, this move had to be made. Can you imagine the headlines in the Shreveport newspaper, if this move hadn't been made? "GSU President kept coach on for successful football season, even though he knew the coach falsified application." Bruh, they would've run Judson out of town, faster than he arrived.I see your point as it relates to that and the Shreveport times.
I don't think this move (on the president's part) is out of personality, or performance, but more of ethics. Judson is doing what Spears should've done, and that's be up front about the situation, because if he hadn't, the reprecussions would to great to overcome. Do you know how hard it would be for him to be a president of another universtiy if this news came out?I know it was brought to Dr. Judson attention so he had to make a move on it and be ethical about it. There is also another agenda there as well and that is all I will say on that.
This kind of news would follow him everywhere he went, and for what? The sake of covering up someone else's phugg up?I was never suggesting cover it up. I was thinking more alone the lines of damage control.
You speak of bad press, and effects on recruiting, but what happens if Spears leads GSU to the title (slim, but not out of the question) and is then asked to resign, or is fired? You don't questions will be asked? Especially if he wins, resigns, and he's not leaving for another coaching position. Can you imagine that press?That is when you release statement that Spears was released for "undisclosed reasons" and let the media speculate. That would be MY way of thanking Spears for his time serves at GSU. We (A.A.) tear each other down enough as it it.
Don't take my comments as being negative, or malicious towards your school, I'm just looking at the big picture, and the situation your president has been placed in.
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