Imagine if you had a college sports team that was a total failure. Now imagine if someone came in and built that team out of nothing. When the coach got older, he wanted to retire on his own terms. Would you let him? Or would you force him out by hiring an overpaid assistant coach, break an agreement and send him home like a grad assistant?
It's not like that $102,000 could have been used to save more teaching jobs, but it again shows how reliant FSU sports is on your tax dollars.
Saturday will be the 13th episode of "All My Gators," the Florida Gators season long soap opera. After twelve weeks of a chaotic home life in Gainesville and enemies tracking them across the Southeast, there is one more episode in Atlanta.
FSU's season long coup is now complete and an era ends in Tallahassee.
I don't give a damn about Alabama right now. This is HATE FSU Week.
But it's gotten even better as a FSU trustee has assumed control of the football program, like religious extremists or military commanders have done for centuries.
