My dislike for Ron Strollo is no secret. That dislike is based upon an evaluation of his professional behavior. It is not personal as I have never had any dealings with the man. In fairness, he handles the finances well and has managed the construction of new facilities and the renovation of old facilities very well. But just how much longer can we operate with a bad football program before the blame points to the top?
Strollo hand-picked Wolford. No committee, no alumni or community input. The decision was all on him. Now that has blown up in his face. We have the Watts, high-priced coaches, and a program that is no better than it was when Heacock was forced out (which all rational people understand was necessary.)
So that leads to my question. Is there a breaking point? Will there ever come a time when, despite how well-liked Strollo is by Cynthia Anderson and the trustees, the need for a successful football team with trump loyalty? What do you think?