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[QUOTE="Pudge, post: 2506176, member: 364"] This notion that Napier and Boatwright were coaching the Team in 2014 is foolish. And perpetuating that phrase makes you a Fool. It’s OK to say that Ollie’s coaching through the 2014 MM was brilliant ... but he looks lost and confused on how to make this beloved Program today better. These aren’t Nuts. Not mutually exclusive. They are both true. I say ... what you are pointing out is leadership. And we are going to have Kevin Ollie through March. Let’s see a few experienced guys lead. Maybe then we might feel differently. [/QUOTE]
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