I think Stansbury has earned the right to do what Penn State was wanting to let Joe Pa do. As long as he doesn't bang a cheerleader or hide some sex scandal, Stansbury should be able to retire whenever he wants and also name his successor. And before Coach asks, I'm completely sober and not on drugs.
You know how Joe Paterno was at Penn State for forever?
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Stans has had the same level of success that Joe Pa had at Penn Stat. I am very proud of our multiple National Championships.
and let me say, I don't think Joe Pa had any national championships within the first 14 years. They had 2 national championships and they were in 1982 and 1986. Joe Pa began as head coach at Penn State in 1966.
is say what you want. If you are an idiot - you will be called one. Obviously - this guy is one.
Nobody earns the right to hurt the University. That is not on the list of Rights. Every day is brand new.
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hope that I have some input into it," Krzyzewski said. "That's a
decision a university makes, and a university should only make it. No
one should be able to name their own successor. Maybe if you own your
company or whatever ... but I should not have the right. It's not even
the right. It's not a position I should be in, though I should give a
lot of input."</span></font></h6>
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If Coach K at Duke can't name a successor, then Stansbury sure shouldn't.
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hope that I have some input into it," Krzyzewski said. "That's a
decision a university makes, and a university should only make it. No
one should be able to name their own successor. Maybe if you own your
company or whatever ... but I should not have the right. It's not even
the right. It's not a position I should be in, though I should give a
lot of input."</span></font></h6>
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If Coach K at Duke can't name a successor, then Stansbury sure shouldn't.
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You never give a coach that you are paying big money to produce the "right" to retire when he wants OR name his successor. That's a recipe for disaster.
