I don't see anything wrong with Wilson's comment. In fact, all the coaches except Collins, Hevesy, and Knox, if candid, would say the same thing. Collins and Hevesy are his boys. Gregg is his "boy." He's not tough and demanding. He's a know it all jerk, who values no ones opinion. I've said before and will say again, no assistant coach with other options will stay at MSU, except his boys. Hell, Brewster would not stay as AHC because he knows that Mullen will destroy this program from within. He destroyed the chemistry of the players and coaches last season.
BINGO. That is the point that is being lost by ToddForState, Saban is an ***, but he is uniformly an *** to everyone. Mullen has "his boys" Yankee retards who can't recruit (Maybe Collins can......we will see). That creates a division within the team and the players know it. ****** leadership strategy, likely not sustainable. And the coaches who can leave, leave...Brewster, Hudspeth, Diaz. The ****** ones get fired....add all that together and you get tremendous coaching turnover and lack of continuity. If we see more of the Croom-like stubborness with 190 lb Perkins up the middle so that Hevesy and Mullen can chest bump and talk of toughness, blowing people off the line, probabilities, establishing the run, blah, blah, blah...it can go very bad, very quickly. Maybe we insert Dak more to break our predictability, maybe we can then fire Les and blame him? That would get Mullen another year for sure. Our offense actually looked better with Hudspeth running it, but then we have screaming matches, Hud leaves. Now we have a yes man running only what Mullen calls, but Les is nothing but a well paid fall-guy, and unless Mullen snaps out of his control freak micromanaging funk, we should expect more of the same. Why not hire the offensive coordinator of someone like Troy, who almost beat our ***? I think we need more screaming matches between Mullen and an innovative/active offensive coordinator, because (Mullen80%+Les20%) just isn't getting it done.
Must also comment that I hope Koldfire, myself and others are completely wrong about this. I appreciate what Mullen has done to this point, but that doesn't mean that he is beyond criticism and improvement. I hope he grows as a coach and person. That is difficult and is rarely the case.