In an ultimate sense, this is true. The buck stops at the top. I still think Molnar owns some of the things he did and bears some responsibility for his off-field actions that led to his demise. He did recruit some good players, but he proved to be a lousy coach and it's apparent he had lost the confidence of the players and donors when they let him go. Much of that is on McCutcheon for hiring him, but I don't let Molnar totally off the hook, he could have handled things better.kdogg8173 wrote:If we should be blaming a guy it's McCutcheon, he's the villian in all of this.
At this stage that's history, but I think McCutcheon, Morris and Molnar have all had an impact on the course of the past five seasons, and all deserve some blame for making a difficult transition even more difficult. We're coming to a point now where that is not an issue anymore. I think we already saw last season some steadying and improvement. It didn't translate into W's, but you can see the foundations being laid. I'm really hoping that translates into some wins next season, which I see as a season of opportunity. So I'm not obsessed with laying blame for the past. It was what it was, and it was hard to live through as a fan, but there's no reason to deny that it happened.
I'm turning my attention to the future, and despite the difficulties I still believe we can achieve success at this level. Whether we do it or not remains to be seen.