In these types of situations, I typically wonder if the University is more at fault for:
a) Not having realistic expectations and an honest assessment of their program when hiring
b) Not hiring the appropriate personality and/or skill set fit for the culture
c) An existing toxicity in the culture that no coach will succeed in despite his best efforts
d) Not hiring well period (arguably similar to a) or b) above)
It's easy to lay blame on the coach, but Arkansas hasn't exactly been the healthiest of environments to coach in nor had a hell of a lot of success despite some of the good coaches they've had.
a) Not having realistic expectations and an honest assessment of their program when hiring
b) Not hiring the appropriate personality and/or skill set fit for the culture
c) An existing toxicity in the culture that no coach will succeed in despite his best efforts
d) Not hiring well period (arguably similar to a) or b) above)
It's easy to lay blame on the coach, but Arkansas hasn't exactly been the healthiest of environments to coach in nor had a hell of a lot of success despite some of the good coaches they've had.