For giving Stockstill tenure and making it impossible to fire him. Everyone here says we can't "afford" to fire Stockstill, though I don't understand how we can afford to keep him. He is single handedly sinking our program.
But if we are stuck with Stockstill, then there needs to be some accountability for the person who put us in this situation. And that is Chris Massaro.
I'm assuming McPhee would have to make that call? Or would it be the new board of trustees? Why is there not more support for firing Massaro? He's the one who is ultimately accountable for this mess because he gave Stockstill tenure here in return for chronic .500 results.
In the mean time, fire the entire offensive staff and encourage all these FCS players on our roster to transfer out. Let's clear some schollies for some talented OL and WR's who can actually block, run, and catch. Let's hire some younger more hungry coaches on the offensive side of the ball and start there.
What do we have to lose?
But if we are stuck with Stockstill, then there needs to be some accountability for the person who put us in this situation. And that is Chris Massaro.
I'm assuming McPhee would have to make that call? Or would it be the new board of trustees? Why is there not more support for firing Massaro? He's the one who is ultimately accountable for this mess because he gave Stockstill tenure here in return for chronic .500 results.
In the mean time, fire the entire offensive staff and encourage all these FCS players on our roster to transfer out. Let's clear some schollies for some talented OL and WR's who can actually block, run, and catch. Let's hire some younger more hungry coaches on the offensive side of the ball and start there.
What do we have to lose?