Grasshopper Speaks about His Battle of Taking MSU's Coach

[Lord McBuckethead]

All he would have to do is publicly stop Mullen from recruiting our commits. Put a direct stop on all activities from FL on our commit list. That would fix the betrayal in my opinion. We will see what the State family means to him.

[Johnson85]

All he would have to do is publicly stop Mullen from recruiting our commits. Put a direct stop on all activities from FL on our commit list. That would fix the betrayal in my opinion. We will see what the State family means to him.

So all he has to do is publicly torch his professional reputation and more or less ask to be fired for cause? That's it?

[ShotgunDawg]

So all he has to do is publicly torch his professional reputation and more or less ask to be fired for cause? That's it?

Again, Stricklin put himself in this position by prior decisions.

He deserved every bit of grief he gets. He signed up for it

Kind of like a mafia member claiming he shouldn't be held accountable for murders he was ordered to execute. Well.... if you hadn't agreed to be part of the mafia, then you wouldn't have been ordered to murder someone. Just an example obviously of someone making decisions that put them in position to do things they don't want to do. It's not an excuse.

When Scott left MSU, he made a decision. You can't have your cake & eat it too.

[lefty96]

When Scott left MSU, he made a decision. You can't have your cake & eat it too.

Amen, this morning snlike his whiny open letter when he took he damn job. We don’t care.

[Spiderman]

All he would have to do is publicly stop Mullen from recruiting our commits. Put a direct stop on all activities from FL on our commit list. That would fix the betrayal in my opinion. We will see what the State family means to him.

That sounds good in a sweet happy world, but it's not feasible. You don't handcuff the guy you hired to win football games.

The only time an AD get involved in deciding who is recruited is when there is a legal issue.