I'm not a fan of ADs meddling in coaching staff issues. But, at some point after the season, she has a responsibility to make sure that one of her highest-paid assistant coaches is productive and earning his money. Because, at some point, an anemic offense costs us fan attendance, recruits and merchandise sales.
In private industry (which, admittedly, is not a perfect comparison), there are usually consequences for being highly paid and underperforming.
In private industry (which, admittedly, is not a perfect comparison), there are usually consequences for being highly paid and underperforming.