Tyrone Willingham was forced to resign
All I can say is , it is about time.
I just hope we can bring someone in with recruiting power and can take our program out of the toilet and bring it back to some sort of resemblance that it used to be.
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KBevangelist wrote:I am shocked it took this long.
Associated Press
SEATTLE - Tyrone Willingham and Scott Woodward sat side by side, no more than a few feet apart and looking in the same direction. But Washington's now-fired football coach and the new athletic director who forced him out were far from together.
Cold? Instead of microphones, these two should have been speaking into ice picks.
Willingham took his normal place at his weekly news conference on Monday, then flatly announced: "We have come to a decision that at the end of the 2008 football season they will move in another direction with the head football coach at this university."
Yet Willingham didn't come to that decision at all.
Woodward, university president Mark Emmert and the thousands of Washington fans and alumni disgusted at the Huskies being 0-7 and 11-32 in Willingham's three-plus seasons as coach did.
When asked if this was his decision, the stone-faced Willingham said, "Uh, no."
When asked if he ever considering resigning, Willingham was even quicker to say, "No. It's just not in my makeup."
It was an odd, awkward day
KBevangelist wrote:Is he staying till the end of the season?
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