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<blockquote data-quote="SteelHeadEer" data-source="post: 129626925" data-attributes="member: 1977642">Oliver Luck made plenty of mistakes, but Stewart did what he did for Stewart, not his old &quot; Gold n Blue &quot;.&nbsp; EP made sure Stewart got a big boat load of money from WVU when NO ONE in the country would have ever made Stewart a head coach.&nbsp; He was allowed to hire (another huge mistake by EP) two unqualified people that ruined one of the best offenses in the country.&nbsp; Oliver came along and with Stewart in the complete know agreed to the coach in waiting fiasco.&nbsp; After actually going to Houston with Luck in the interview process and agreeing to letting the offensive coaches know that they would not be retained after the season, he did'nt do what he agreed to do.&nbsp; He was suppose to tell the coaches and didn't, which actually hurt them because they could have been looking for jobs and employment for the following season.&nbsp; Stewart undermined everything for his own benefit after agreeing to what OL wanted to do.&nbsp; Whether you liked Stewart or not ( and i did ) that's basically what happened.&nbsp; Stewart was a journeyman position coach that gave a speech, that he borrowed liberally from a few movies, at a time when a lot of fans were very upset about Rich Rod and was a interim HC when we won a huge victory against seemingly vast odds.&nbsp; Its a shame that we are still talking about Stewart but its actually his most staunch supporters that won't let the man RIP.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="SteelHeadEer, post: 129626925, member: 1977642"] Oliver Luck made plenty of mistakes, but Stewart did what he did for Stewart, not his old " Gold n Blue ". EP made sure Stewart got a big boat load of money from WVU when NO ONE in the country would have ever made Stewart a head coach. He was allowed to hire (another huge mistake by EP) two unqualified people that ruined one of the best offenses in the country. Oliver came along and with Stewart in the complete know agreed to the coach in waiting fiasco. After actually going to Houston with Luck in the interview process and agreeing to letting the offensive coaches know that they would not be retained after the season, he did'nt do what he agreed to do. He was suppose to tell the coaches and didn't, which actually hurt them because they could have been looking for jobs and employment for the following season. Stewart undermined everything for his own benefit after agreeing to what OL wanted to do. Whether you liked Stewart or not ( and i did ) that's basically what happened. Stewart was a journeyman position coach that gave a speech, that he borrowed liberally from a few movies, at a time when a lot of fans were very upset about Rich Rod and was a interim HC when we won a huge victory against seemingly vast odds. Its a shame that we are still talking about Stewart but its actually his most staunch supporters that won't let the man RIP. [/QUOTE]

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