[Husker] Gill

[Steve Reichenbach]

Gill said he would evaluate and make a decision.  This is the quote
from the story.

"Right now, I'm planning on [returning]," Gill said. "Like I've said,
I'll evaluate that after the football season and go from there."

"Right now, I'm planning on it."  All that means is that he hadn't made
any concrete decision or plans to leave.  He didn't say he wasn't
considering leaving.  In fact, he said flat out that he was going to
evaluate his future plans and make a decision.  "I'll evaluate that
after the football season and go from there."  Evidently, he did just
what he said:  evaluate and go from there.  How does someone doing
exactly what they said they would do provoke questions and contrary
theories?

> I am in no way trying to say you are wrong or am not just
> trying to be argumentative but I am thinking this one is more likely.
> One of the biggest reasons I say that is the timing.  It might have
> been the case but I just don't see someone saying they are planning on
> staying and two days later they are standing in front of a press
> conference and resigning if it is their decision.  People usually don't
> flip flop that fast unless an offer came in and, at least publicly,
> that doesn't seem to be the case.   I am wondering if he wasn't asked
> to leave and get it over with so we can get on with recruiting.  I am
> not saying I know more than anyone else.  I am just offering some
> observations.