I thought Cohen was supposed to be tough

[cheewgumm]

This whole episode makes him seem soft as charming.

Kind of taken aback by it to be honest.

[bobcat91]

He isnt a coach anymore. His job is a political one now. If he had total control, this would have been handled differently and ended differently.

[cheewgumm]

If if if. Always ?ifs? for us. We should put that on our jersey.

[bobcat91]

Sorry if you think you can do what you want when you arent the boss, but none of us get to. Or if they do they are unemployed. That's life in any profession.

[cheewgumm]

I don?t know what we?re talking about. I just don?t want to hear how tough Cohen is anymore when Moorhead is wearing his balls as a necklace.

[Todd4State]

A big difference is Cohen was an experienced baseball coach with a track record of success when we hired him. He has never been an AD before. And it shows.

[Skydawg1]

A big difference is Cohen was an experienced baseball coach with a track record of success when we hired him. He has never been an AD before. And it shows.He's an AD that won it all. And it shows.

[RougeDawg]

His first job is to produce winning programs and do what is necessary to maximize success. If the news from yesterday holds true, he is not doing what an AD is hired to do. Bottom line.

[Dawgology]

He’s a loser of an AD

[KB21]

The decision making process that got him hired as AD in the first place is the same decision making process that is forcing this university to keep a substandard head coach.

[Really Clark?]

The decision making process that got him hired as AD in the first place is the same decision making process that is forcing this university to keep a substandard head coach.

You could also say leaking information prior to a decision actually being made to force the desired outcome of him being named AD could be the same technique being used by those same individuals.

[CrookedLetta]

Big difference in controlling young men and grown men. Just ask Saban.