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<blockquote data-quote="AZeer" data-source="post: 129319608" data-attributes="member: 1391975"><p>Frank recruited some very good talent. The measure of a good coach is not the recruiting of players, but the end results he gets with them. His teams' play on the field got progressively worse; and like every coach before and after him that has been fired he felt that he needed just one more year. It caused a firestorm among many WVU fans that felt that the University was "kicking a good man while he was down." In the long run it worked out well for both Frank and WVU.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="AZeer, post: 129319608, member: 1391975"] Frank recruited some very good talent. The measure of a good coach is not the recruiting of players, but the end results he gets with them. His teams' play on the field got progressively worse; and like every coach before and after him that has been fired he felt that he needed just one more year. It caused a firestorm among many WVU fans that felt that the University was "kicking a good man while he was down." In the long run it worked out well for both Frank and WVU. [/QUOTE]
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