The OP argued that Howell just had too much on his plate

Aug 30, 2015
3:26:02pm

donnerstag

i.e. that he didn't have enough time to fulfill all his duties. It wasn't a "too busy" problem. It was an inexperience and capacity problem.

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Bronco's Support for Howell Doesn't Seem that Hard to Understand

rcl17

8/30/15 8:43am

I'm surprised how few people on this board understand basic leadership priciples

truecoug1

8/30/15 9:04am

The underlying problem is Bronco hired him to begin with. A program this size

monteburns

8/30/15 9:09am

Expect how has shown to be a good DB coach.

truecoug1

8/30/15 9:13am

Bronco can refrain from "calling him out" and refrain from making stupid

Bgash

8/30/15 11:42am

i'm surprised that you don't understand that leadership means getting the

Bluforever

8/30/15 3:00pm

#2 is not accurate

donnerstag

8/30/15 9:28am

It wasn't a time issue that Howell failed, he was promoted before he was ready?

CFMcK

8/30/15 2:42pm

The OP argued that Howell just had too much on his plate

donnerstag

8/30/15 3:26pm

Re. #2. Bronco feels responsible? Really? I remember coaches blaming the players

Kerbouchard

8/30/15 1:04pm

Not being from utah...isnt the SLC media BYU's home team essentially?

LVCougarFan

8/30/15 1:53pm

The SLC media, including KSL have switched allegiance from BYU to the U of Utah

ptcougr

8/30/15 2:55pm

Bronco included reference to the stripling warriors in first press conference

rcl17

8/30/15 9:52pm

Winning cures all and media gravitates to whomever seems on top...natural

LVCougarFan

8/31/15 11:40am

I'm confused. Why does this make Howell a "superstar"?

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