Now that the dust has settled (at least a little) on the DA to LSU situation the question is what happens now?
Is this considered an aberration and the Badgers carry on in a "business as usual" fashion?
Is the salary discrepancy for assistant coaches (compared to big-time programs like LSU) something that "needs to be looked at" and addressed some time in the future?
Is this a situation that requires BA to step up and do something reasonably quickly to let Badger fans, boosters and alums know that he is on top of things and that the Badgers will "do what it takes" within reason to keep the Badgers competitive in the coaches salary wars that are going on?
-I personally lean toward the third option. IMO BA needs to step up and address the situation as soon as possible to let everyone who cares about Badger FB know he gets it. I'm not saying overreact or be unreasonable, but what we don't need is "coach speak" or an "open letter" like the snowball throwing during the NW game. What we need IMO is leadership from the AD-do you agree?
Is this considered an aberration and the Badgers carry on in a "business as usual" fashion?
Is the salary discrepancy for assistant coaches (compared to big-time programs like LSU) something that "needs to be looked at" and addressed some time in the future?
Is this a situation that requires BA to step up and do something reasonably quickly to let Badger fans, boosters and alums know that he is on top of things and that the Badgers will "do what it takes" within reason to keep the Badgers competitive in the coaches salary wars that are going on?
-I personally lean toward the third option. IMO BA needs to step up and address the situation as soon as possible to let everyone who cares about Badger FB know he gets it. I'm not saying overreact or be unreasonable, but what we don't need is "coach speak" or an "open letter" like the snowball throwing during the NW game. What we need IMO is leadership from the AD-do you agree?
