First: Vic K should have been wise enough to know there is a time and place to discuss political beliefs and bringing that divisive subject has ZERO benefits to team meetings. He should have known better then to initiate a conversation topic that can cause division or any form of it.. That fault resides squarely on his shoulders. That has no place in that environment, it truly hinders growth and the ability to connect with his players on a deeper level to get maximum effort, optimal improvement..
Second: KM should have made every effort, including calling a team & staff meeting to handle any issues IN-HOUSE. Running to Social media with a problem, is bad optics FOR EVERYONE, a true Lose/Lose. However, if they had resolved the issue in-house, THEN posted resolutions+Outcomes to SM, this would have exuded the "Family" Solidarity & environment that HCNB has been pitching to recruits. When a single tweet can damage all the time, effort, this staff has put into building this program, I would think they would make every effort to ensure our Athletes feel they have options to initiate change that does not negatively impact the growth of the program.
Personally, Im disappointed with them both. They both made mistakes, a coach should know better, and a student athlete should be more thoughtful of how their SM actions can negatively effect the team or outside perspectives of it. This tweet storm, could seriously set the program back a bit. If our DC is perceived to be a Racist Trump supporter, as is the norm for the politically left, that is Vic's fault for making it known, and KM's fault for not being a man and handling it man2man, or as a team, as a unit, just like a family would.. Do these athletes know how potential employers view this? Its not good.. I would never want to hire someone with a history of airing out issues that should have been resolved in-house..
There are 1000 more positive & productive ways to resolve personal, employment, or managerial issues then running to SM.. Im equally pissed at Vic for bringing divisive subjects into team meetings, not wise, and not the appropriate time & place for such discussions.
All around the entire situation stinks, and I just hope its all resolved and does not hurt Browns ability to keep the program on a upward trajectory.
Second: KM should have made every effort, including calling a team & staff meeting to handle any issues IN-HOUSE. Running to Social media with a problem, is bad optics FOR EVERYONE, a true Lose/Lose. However, if they had resolved the issue in-house, THEN posted resolutions+Outcomes to SM, this would have exuded the "Family" Solidarity & environment that HCNB has been pitching to recruits. When a single tweet can damage all the time, effort, this staff has put into building this program, I would think they would make every effort to ensure our Athletes feel they have options to initiate change that does not negatively impact the growth of the program.
Personally, Im disappointed with them both. They both made mistakes, a coach should know better, and a student athlete should be more thoughtful of how their SM actions can negatively effect the team or outside perspectives of it. This tweet storm, could seriously set the program back a bit. If our DC is perceived to be a Racist Trump supporter, as is the norm for the politically left, that is Vic's fault for making it known, and KM's fault for not being a man and handling it man2man, or as a team, as a unit, just like a family would.. Do these athletes know how potential employers view this? Its not good.. I would never want to hire someone with a history of airing out issues that should have been resolved in-house..
There are 1000 more positive & productive ways to resolve personal, employment, or managerial issues then running to SM.. Im equally pissed at Vic for bringing divisive subjects into team meetings, not wise, and not the appropriate time & place for such discussions.
All around the entire situation stinks, and I just hope its all resolved and does not hurt Browns ability to keep the program on a upward trajectory.