The is the kind of reasoning that drives me nuts. Could you imagine running a business this way? The program stunk in the 80's & 90's. Grobe was the first guy to inject life into the program. Knorr killed that momentum. Solich stabilized it. I cannot apologize for expecting marginally better results from a staff that has been together for over a decade. They have the indoor practice facility and the new academic center is coming. Not being able to recruit dynamic playmakers, especially at QB, for this many years in a row is more than just rabid fans saying there is a problem. If talented kids look at a stable program with a good school and still choose to go elsewhere, then maybe they're the ones telling the true story of where our program is. Losing the recruiting battle is just as much of an indictment of our staff as the perceived poor offensive scheme. I'm very loyal, but I also recognize that the days of a .570 winning percentage over a decade in the MAC probably doesn't knock the socks off of talented high school seniors.