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<blockquote data-quote="deedoubleyou" data-source="post: 132449427" data-attributes="member: 1621419"><p>Losing his job in no way helps the public, and in fact it may get worse. You can save the public from Huggins drinking by firing him from his job? I cant see the logic in that at all. The paragraph I highlighted is my real point. Huggins has been a coach his entire adult life. I dont think he can just let go so easily and his life just improves. In fact, his career ending this way, based on what I've seen with people I've known over the years who love to hit the booze, this is more likely to do the exact opposite of what the do-gooder wokies think it will do. Losing the job he loves and cares about so much in this manner, a HOF career ending this way is actually liable to push him further in it, or in a pretty deep depression. I literally cant even believe some of y'all cant see that. Oh well. I personally believe based on real life examples, that him being allowed to go to rehab and having a chance to stay on at WVU and make things right would have the best chance at actually helping Huggins avoid anything like this in the future, and therefore making the public a safer people. This man has given a lot to be at WVU and really doesnt get enough credit for all he has done from what I see. You can wish him to lose his job and what not, but personally, I think its unfair, unless it is that way for ever other citizen.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="deedoubleyou, post: 132449427, member: 1621419"] Losing his job in no way helps the public, and in fact it may get worse. You can save the public from Huggins drinking by firing him from his job? I cant see the logic in that at all. The paragraph I highlighted is my real point. Huggins has been a coach his entire adult life. I dont think he can just let go so easily and his life just improves. In fact, his career ending this way, based on what I've seen with people I've known over the years who love to hit the booze, this is more likely to do the exact opposite of what the do-gooder wokies think it will do. Losing the job he loves and cares about so much in this manner, a HOF career ending this way is actually liable to push him further in it, or in a pretty deep depression. I literally cant even believe some of y'all cant see that. Oh well. I personally believe based on real life examples, that him being allowed to go to rehab and having a chance to stay on at WVU and make things right would have the best chance at actually helping Huggins avoid anything like this in the future, and therefore making the public a safer people. This man has given a lot to be at WVU and really doesnt get enough credit for all he has done from what I see. You can wish him to lose his job and what not, but personally, I think its unfair, unless it is that way for ever other citizen. [/QUOTE]

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