Control is the main issue. You might not like his air of confidence. But savor these final moments as he becomes the school's final AD with muscle. I fear we are about to see a weakling take over. From now on, U-M President Lee Bollinger runs the show in unison with the board of regents.
Academics wins again over athletics.
And you can bet academics will clean house and shape the athletic department in its own image with its own people, something for which Goss is being criticized. This is not to say Goss was perfect, but he does not deserve to lose his job over petty jabs. Hopefully, Goss makes the university fire him rather than resign under a patch of lies. I'm curious to know officially what is sending him to his doom. Goss was a goner before the ink dried on his contract.