Do all coaches lie?

[00dog]

Sadly, lying to players/fans by Coaches about their intent tostay or go seems to be the norm. I don’tlike it, but I’ve accepted it. Anyonewho has been around for a while knows better than to put much stock in the denialsof a coach regarding a job search.
It has been reported that Mullen told the players that hewould still be here next year. He won’t. Coaches seem to have no problem lying to therecruits/players or fans. When you thinkabout it why shouldn’t the players be allowed to transfer to a new school eachyear if they want to? Stick a little buyoutclause in the kids’ contracts and let the next school pay it off. Why shouldn’t the player be allowed to improvehis/her position each year?
Mullen did a good – not great - job for us.
I was glad to see him come, and since he wants out, I’m gladto see him go.
Having said all that, I’m still looking forward to findingout who our next coach will be. Also, I hopethat, like Dan, our next coach leaves because he wants to.

 

[bruiser.sixpack]

When a Coach tells his players he is doing what is best for his family, THEN he is lying. Over 80% of Americans never earn a Million Dollars in their entire lifetime.

When a coach who is making over $4.5 million per year and has earned in excess of $20 million in his career has more than adequately "taken care of his family". A regular 8-5 guy who earns $75,000 per year "takes care of his family"!

It is a lie that every coach tells his players and fans when he leaves one job for another. It is purely and 100% about Him. I would rather he tell us straight faced that "I can achieve my goals at so and so and that was never gonna be possible here!"

 

[Strike.sixpack]

When they say family, that kind of money they are talking about their entire family and the generations following them. That kind of money can change a family for decades

 

[saymyname]

Oh, he's coming back next year. Just not as OUR coach.