MACMAN wrote:I gotta tell you, I have nothing but respect for this guy backing up his wife like this. this says tons about his character and him as a person.
yea sure we lost a coach, a good one, but whats new. We will survive and get on with it and find another up and coming replacement, we always do.
Good post, MACMAN.
Hey Im an at home dad and know whats up...women are on the fast tracks and when a woman is better than you, and your married to that woman, you better dam well support her endevours, cause thier yours
I hear ya!! I keep telling Mrs Freak to make enough $$$ where I can stay home
and do everything around the house. Laundry, cleaning, dishes, yard work, grocery shopping...anything. I do a lot of that now...and the Freaklings wouldn't have to go to the Y after school. I used to work 4 days a week (wed off) and on Wed I would get EVERYTHING done.
the real secret is figuring out a budget that works on one income when cutting one. Figure that out and how can she say no...she may say WOW this could work for me then yer screwed
True. And the way I spend $$ on football tix, Falcon Club, Sebo Donation...hmmmm.
Michael W.
BGSU-12 TIME MAC CHAMPION
FALCON FOOTBALL ROCKS!
I am sure his leaving was about more than just his wife. He certainly was not moving up at BG. He's been passed over and others have even been brought in for the higher positions. His coaching or "lack there of" has alot to do with this decision. If he were in a position of upward mobility, I doubt his wife would be pursuing interest else where. Here's a guy that was a defensive coordinator in the MAC in the past and here at BG a guy was hired in over him just last year. I am sure this did not make for a happy situation.
Wow, you're sure about a lot of stuff. She's a head coach in her sport in the PAC-10, which (it would seem to me is pretty significant), so he wants her to have that opportunity. Doesn't seem implausible to me.
I'm sure he's also looking for better things for his career. Most people are. I hope he gets it.
Laundry, cleaning, dishes, yard work, grocery shopping...anything. I do a lot of that now...and the Freaklings wouldn't have to go to the Y after school. I used to work 4 days a week (wed off) and on Wed I would get EVERYTHING done.
then yer screwed
