Counterpoint: Knorr began his head coaching career at OHIO with a loss to Akron on a last second FG.

Knorr inherited a team that many thought would win the MAC. Out of the gate he was beaten by Akron and it went down hill from there. Frank, more often than not, wins close games by FGs or other means in the waning seconds, Knorr tended to lose close games -- as well as blowouts. Knorr had no track record to balance against his four-year slide during his tenure.

Monroe, I understand your humor here. So, I'll end with some humor of my own.

Question: How many BAers does it take to change a lightbulb?

Answer: 151. One to screw in the new bulb, and 150 to analyze the technique, to critique the quality of the past 22 light bulb changings, decry the lack of the two-man changing technique being employed, and comment on the value of 5 star LED bulbs vs. 3 star fluorescents vs. 2 star incandescents.

Have to agree Mike but the sad thing is that Tom Boeh is quoted as saying in his press conference announcing Brain's hire and that I attended - we knew this day would come and we've been watching coach Knorr for some time and he's the right guy for Ohio at this time.

So much for management assessment of talent. In all fairness to Brian though, when you get a job as late as he did and all of the assistants leave, you've got a real uphill climb.