re: There’s a middle ground

I think we need to stop holding a scorecard and judge CBK's performance on who goes and who stays. Coaches leave for many reasons other than a new sheriff in town. Coaches may be looking for a challenge different from what they have at LSU. And I'm confident some that leave will look back and think - boy was that a mistake. I'd love to be part of that championship run. The initial chaos is unsettling because it's human nature to take comfort in things as they are because it's a known quantity (even the crap). It's the unknown that scary because we fantasize a worse case. But if you're to break out and go in a new direction then change needs to happen - some by the actions and vision of the head coach and some by the actions and vision of the assistant coaches and players. We're all on the train and might as well strap in and see where we end up.