How is PJ being fired in two seasons (or less) ridiculous for multiple reasons? People last night post game are already talking about last year being a flash in the pan, a result of an easy schedule, and having the previous coaches players versus this year with all his own recruits.
These are all arguable points, so I'm sure some will disagree.
1. Everything off the field has been exceptional. We extended Jim Wacker for God's sake simply because he had kids going to class. (look it up). He was not good, and we extended him simply because of that. PJ has the kids getting good grades and staying mostly out of trouble. At the U of M that's significant.
2. COVID / Budget. I don't know what his buyout would be, but if things were normal, the idea of firing him in the next two seasons is simply something our athletic department isn't capable of doing. With COVID, multiple that by 10x.
3. He brought the first sell out to TCF since whenever... The idea we'll fire someone who has enough popularity to sell out a game, then go through 1-2 seasons without letting fans in, then firing him is inexplicable even if we lost a lot of games. Whether you hate him or whether you think it was because fans just loved the 2016 class, he's popular enough to buy some time.
4. He already did more last year than any other "flash in the pan" season we had in 20-40-50 years. It took us a couple years to get to the point of firing Glen Mason after everyone thought he hit his ceiling.
After laying this out I feel a little bad that I had to actually type this out for you. I'm almost presuming you were just trolling me at this point.