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[QUOTE="Hoo's That, post: 3009199, member: 3609"]
Depends on the school.  The Governor of Kentucky fired everyone at Louisville over its scandal because it's a public school.  He could do that, a. because he's the governor, and (more importantly) b, because they violated the probation they were all operating under because of the first set of scandals that cost them their championship.  I.e. they were fired for cause and and at no money cost.  At some point the Trustees of any school have to decide which is more important the reputation of their school or the retention of the administration.  There are fiduciary duties involved here. Not upholding them could lead to serious legal repercussions.

Everyone wants all these people fired yesterday.  That.  Just.  Ain't.  Happenin'.  Nothing is going to happen until there is a final decision on things from the NCAA so that those making the decision and the schools can't be successfully sued.  The NCAA has just started the process.  How about giving them more than a week to accomplish what needs to be done?
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