bigred472
theoldestidiotonthisboard
-------Mack is also a bitter man, who got LHN commentators fired for speaking their mind. As you might remember the LHN is not run by Mack, but by ESPN.
This was also not a case of a recruit calling him. It was a case of him telling a group of verbals, that they should look around before signing with Texas. As mentioned before this goes directly against his telling his committed recruits, if you look around(go on visits) I will not hold a scholarship for you.
I'll give you this Charlie, we both know Mack is a well to do individual. Therefore, he doesn't need the half a mill. that the university will be paying him as a consultant. Why would a "bitter man" take that job under those circumstances.
Look if your a HC regardless of the school and you sell the program to a bunch of recruits, and all of a sudden you're told you aren't going to be the HC, is it dishonorable to let the recruits know you won't be the HC? Is it dishonorable to let them know they have the option of looking elsewhere?
Charlie, I'll be honest here. I don't like Nebraska's HC. Yet, if he were let go under the identical circumstances that Brown was let go, I would NOT be upset with Pelini if he had similar conversations with some of the kids he recruited. As long as Bo wasn't being hired to a different school, I think he'd have a moral obligation to tell the kids he sold the program on, that A. He was no longer going to be the HC & B. That as a recruit they could look elsewhere if they chose to do so.
And quite frankly, even if Bo did get hired at another school and took some of the Nebraska recruits with him--that's just the name of the game. It's not illegal and it's done all the time.