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Message: <blockquote data-quote="spartansstink" data-source="post: 132568056" data-attributes="member: 1488840">Much of what you wrote is pretty spot on. However, there are some things that could be contested.First, let's remove Beamer from the equation. Different time, different circumstances.Second, those problems you listed, i.e. the portal, free agency, etc. are exactly right. However, what evidence has been shown that Brown is the right person to handle all those myriad of difficulties? Has progress, tremendous or otherwise, been made in utilizing the portal to improve results? Has recruiting had an uptick to where there is at least hope the future will be brighter? Have the results on the field shown up to the point to where one can at least see a brighter future? Or, have things become stagnant? Does next year appear to be a better year than this one? Is recruiting better? Is there the belief this coaching staff can pull some diamonds from the portal?The reality is this - college football is now a business. It's not what it used to be when the Beamer's and Nehlen's arrived on the scene; the game was much more pure and arguably enjoyable. In today's world, if you are stagnant, you are falling behind. I COMPLETELY understand what you wrote. Also agree 100% about how insufferable many on here are. Not to mention ignorant, too.  Still, if someone the university believes can improve the situation becomes available, and is willing, they should cut bait with Brown and send him packing. That would apply to anyone who is coaching. But, to fire him, as some call for, without an improvement,  perceived or otherwise, already in the works? That would be just as dumb.</blockquote>

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