[Husker] Miami hires Golden

[David Strong]

I can see your points but I had a different take on it.  I think the Miami
AD called Pelini and talked it over.  He had some interest and didn't say
no, but probably said let me think about it or something like that.  He's
probabIy pissed that someone in Miami talked. I don't think it had anything
to do with Perlman.  I was ok with Perlman's public comments about Pelini's
behavior. He was as appalled as everyone else by what he saw, more so
because our football team represents the university in a big way.  I'd want
the public to know I didn't like it too.  Is Ohio State the only job that
Pelini would leave Nebraska for?  I don't think so. I think definitely NFL
jobs would be attractive to him and probably some other college jobs as well
if the situation was right.

Dave

My personal guess as to what has been going on is that BP actually did allow
> his name to appear on the list, and at least entertained a slight look at
> the opening (it may or may not have included an "interview").  This
> probably
> never would have happened had the Chancellor not publically embarrassed
> him.
> I believed it was handled badly. That it should have been TO privately
> demanding that he make a public apology.  Employee discipline should not be
> done publically and should come from the direct supervisor.
>
> My guess, and hope, is that there is no repeat of any of these behaviors
> and
> the only time we will have to worry about BP leaving us is if the Ohio
> State
> position comes open.
>
> Laura
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