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So, does Jack EVER discuss the baseball program? by ndgotrobbedin97

Or, is that just below the view of his gilded spectacles? So, you failed in your coach hire 7 friggin' years ago, and yet you keep him on. Does that not deserve SOME explanation or discussion? Would you mind, sir, to explain your rationale for such apparent ignorance. To my knowledge, you have only discussed the program with large donors in the last 2 years, with zero public remarks.

Are they not paying you enough to (not) make decisions so that you don't feel it necessary to explain yourself to the people that are asked to support the school and its athletic department? Is it really too much to ask that you update all of us in the unwashed horde on your (clearly) fantastic plan for the baseball program, since we all seem to think you're letting it die on the vine?