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RE: Scarbo: Brian Mackin took the high road from UAB to Conference USA
The thing that gets me upset at Brian is that the BoT told him to not sign anymore OOC game contracts when McGee was still the head coach. It was right after Georgia State announced they had signed a contract with us for a home and home, someone can probably google the dates, but that is when the decision to kill UAB Football was made. McGee found out and got the hell out of dodge (and good riddance.) Brian could have sounded the alarm, he didn't have to make himself a martyr, even an off the record and under the radar warning to the right people would have helped, and yet said nothing.
(This post was last modified: 07-10-2017 12:16 PM by BlazerMatt.)
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