MU women's basketball coach Cindy Stein was as blunt. Heck, I don't even have time to look. You're sacrificing everything you have, a lot of times , to put out the kind of program that the kids want i and that you need to have to be successful. You can't tell me that's not worth what I'm getting paid. Max Urick, who's retiring as A.D. at Kansas State, doesn't try to argue that the coaches are reading more into the situation.
Nobody can stand to be in the bottom third in any sport.
I don't know why. Everyone is trying to be in the top third, and everyone can't be. So you get rid of the coach, upgrade facilities. It chases itself. There is a new paradigm out there.