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<blockquote data-quote="deedoubleyou" data-source="post: 132636293" data-attributes="member: 1621419"><p>Ok, now you are not one of the ones who said WVU "has" to fire him and there is no choice? Because All I ever did was disagree with "has" to. From the beginning of this saga, I've only taken up for Huggs and said Gee handled it in a way that adds big insult to injury which he did, in a bad way. They forced him out before the ink on the report dried. It was stupid. Huggins made a mistake, but not one that has to cost WVU basketball team and its fans so much. This season and what is going on now, is not Huggins fault, imo. His reaction to the DUI was to do everything right. Huggins quit drinking, I mean seriously! It's huge and I'm happy for him. Their reaction on the other hand, was to destroy a basketball team and throwaway an entire season because they are spineless wimps who think punishing people like Bob Huggins actually brings good into this world. Its an ugly mentality man, dont be like them you are better than that. Huggs didnt do that part.</p><p></p><p>For the folks who wanted Huggins gone, who is benefitting from it besides the opposing teams right now? No one ever answered that, maybe because no one is benefitting from it but opposing teams. Firing him literally helped no one, and made no difference in the world other than hurt WVU players and fans. Not a single good thing came from it, and nothing ever will. It was pointless, and only fed angry peoples ego and nothing more. That is wrong and more harmful than Huggs dui. WVU has been under bad leadership for a while, and that is where the root of all the WVU problems start and end. Asslop and Gee..... this is all their fault. WVU basketball will bounce back, but fk them seriously, and the rest of the BOG while you're at it.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="deedoubleyou, post: 132636293, member: 1621419"] Ok, now you are not one of the ones who said WVU "has" to fire him and there is no choice? Because All I ever did was disagree with "has" to. From the beginning of this saga, I've only taken up for Huggs and said Gee handled it in a way that adds big insult to injury which he did, in a bad way. They forced him out before the ink on the report dried. It was stupid. Huggins made a mistake, but not one that has to cost WVU basketball team and its fans so much. This season and what is going on now, is not Huggins fault, imo. His reaction to the DUI was to do everything right. Huggins quit drinking, I mean seriously! It's huge and I'm happy for him. Their reaction on the other hand, was to destroy a basketball team and throwaway an entire season because they are spineless wimps who think punishing people like Bob Huggins actually brings good into this world. Its an ugly mentality man, dont be like them you are better than that. Huggs didnt do that part. For the folks who wanted Huggins gone, who is benefitting from it besides the opposing teams right now? No one ever answered that, maybe because no one is benefitting from it but opposing teams. Firing him literally helped no one, and made no difference in the world other than hurt WVU players and fans. Not a single good thing came from it, and nothing ever will. It was pointless, and only fed angry peoples ego and nothing more. That is wrong and more harmful than Huggs dui. WVU has been under bad leadership for a while, and that is where the root of all the WVU problems start and end. Asslop and Gee..... this is all their fault. WVU basketball will bounce back, but fk them seriously, and the rest of the BOG while you're at it. [/QUOTE]
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