“That's a testament to Heather [Lyke], our chancellors [old and new], to the board of trustees, our staff, and the guys we've been able to recruit.
We've taken a lot of lumps, but we continue to show up. One of the things we talk about in our program is to show up. It would've been very easy for all of us to walk away or give in to it. But we continue to show up.
I've had unbelievable support, and I'm grateful. First time in a decade, that's pretty cool. But I want more."
You could read this two ways. One he is saying he is happy that ADHL and company never bought into the negativity of his first few seasons or that he was grateful they gave him a chance to get it right after a threat of being fired and he actually listened to that.
I suspect it was the second, but maybe someone like Basketball Insider has more insight on this.
We've taken a lot of lumps, but we continue to show up. One of the things we talk about in our program is to show up. It would've been very easy for all of us to walk away or give in to it. But we continue to show up.
I've had unbelievable support, and I'm grateful. First time in a decade, that's pretty cool. But I want more."
You could read this two ways. One he is saying he is happy that ADHL and company never bought into the negativity of his first few seasons or that he was grateful they gave him a chance to get it right after a threat of being fired and he actually listened to that.
I suspect it was the second, but maybe someone like Basketball Insider has more insight on this.