Jeff Goodman Weighs in on Firing

#3
#3
I like CDT as a person. But with his track record he does not deserve another coaching gig right away. Two failed jobs at the helm has in my opinion put a dark cloud over his ability to lead a program. Should he get another shot? Yes. But not right away. I think he deserves a showcause at this point. Then serve as an assistant somewhere again first.
 
#5
#5
cwbytruckers said:
I like CDT as a person. But with his track record he does not deserve another coaching gig right away. Two failed jobs at the helm has in my opinion put a dark cloud over his ability to lead a program. Should he get another shot? Yes. But not right away. I think he deserves a showcause at this point. Then serve as an assistant somewhere again first.
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He didn't fail at any of his jobs based on his results. I don't condone cheating, but this type of stuff happens at many places.

For Tyndall, it could be a career killer. Wasn't for Pearl.
 
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VolGee4 said:
He didn't fail at any of his jobs based on his results. I don't condone cheating, but this type of stuff happens at many places.

For Tyndall, it could be a career killer. Wasn't for Pearl.
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Tyndall will find his way back. He's fairly young. He'll have to start at the OVC level again or lower and keep his nose clean, but someone will hire him.
 
#8
#8
The best-case scenario for Tyndall after his suspension is up is to either hope someone on the level of a Gardner-Webb takes a chance on him or to latch on as an assistant with a lower-level Power 5 team or a high-end mid-major. Can't think of anything realistic that would be better.
 
#9
#9
Sorry but yes he did fail. He failed to run the program properly. He won some games. But he failed at leadership.
 
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