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Message: [QUOTE="supp, post: 3102080, member: 702"] No idea if the guy is a problem or not. I can't say that I like the nepotism look. Even if it isn't justified, you're inviting criticism of it. But I think it also makes it hard to keep people accountable. Again, it may be completely unjustified but when the coach is your in-law, how do you make him answerable for his professional failures without thinking about the problems that might create at home? No matter how qualified the guy may be, it's not a winning move in my book. Remember when we were all excited about Shafer putting the band back together? Again, not drawing a direct analogy, but it's probably not the worst thing if the guys you're working with aren't your best friends or family members. [/QUOTE]