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your assertion that "every power program" by ACross
"Has spent time recently" in the doldrums.
We have gotten three right since 1963. 58 years.
We missed on Faust, Davie, O'Leary, Willingham, Weis, and, I would assert, Kelly (but acknowledge that others think he's the "best available coach"/"the best we could get"/he sucked most of the time and maybe shoulda been fired in 2016 but he's been great the past 5 weeks against tomato can"/"and who else would be guaranteed to be better than our known quantity who if you look at him at just the right angle, squint your eyes, and ignore or forget").
Some people deal with Kelly's tenured status differently. DBCooper is posting like he has been written into Swarbrick's will of late.
But we know exactly who he is and what him limitations are.