Some bad old days

[SWC75]

This showed up on You-Tube. It's a summary of the worst coaching hires of the 2000's, (one of a series on various decades). He likes to pick odd subjects in college football history and study them, (clicked on "Wronged Sports"). After discussing two coaches who never even got to coach a game t the schools that hired them, (one is George O'Leary), he leads off, based on many recommendations, with G-Rob. Later he'll discuss Steve Cragthorpe, (Louisville). who G-Rob famously beat, and Rich Rodriguez, who was great at West Virginia but bombed in the Big House.




I wonder who 3Dsjk in the comment section is.

 

[PAcuse]

This just showed up on my feed today and watched, interesting watch.

 

[OrgTruckPat]

Cringe

 

[OrangePA]

What “player eligibility” issue helped push Pasqualoni out the door?

 

[djorange1989]

What “player eligibility” issue helped push Pasqualoni out the door?

Maybe they considered Nancy Cantor a player?

 

[OrangeAl]

What “player eligibility” issue helped push Pasqualoni out the door?

I don't remember any scandal - just the fact that some of his best recruits never made it to campus because of academic issues.

 

[SWC75]

What “player eligibility” issue helped push Pasqualoni out the door?

Good question. I put it in the You-Tube comment section. The 'Wronged Sports' guy, who usually does pretty good work, may respond.