TCU had no insurance and refused to pay medical costs for injuries. My family and I continue to not be a part of TCU because of that. To not be a part of your alma mater is bad. Despite the frosty relationship with his alma mater, Waldrep keeps up with TCU football. And he's high on Franchione.
People talk about the pressure to produce.
He sees the opportunity to get Alabama back to national prominence. The decision to leave TCU was a logical one, Waldrep said. I'm happy for him because of the kind of man that he is, the principles he's taught and the role model that he's been. He deserves the chance to lead a tradition-rich program. There'll always be rumblings of transfers.