Holliday’s son is back at it with the tweets

Guy’s recruiting momentum stopped, went in reverse, and he wasn’t that great at player development, right? When I say reverse, I mean his best outside wideout transferred to a DIVISION OPPONENT. Holy S**t!

Sure they do.  I think Holliday’s kid ought to get out in front of the fact that his dad who obviously feels so strongly about this injustice and has yet to issue a statement accusing Utah of racism.  His dad also didn’t walk out of this racist orginazation the second Scalley was retained.  Holliday Jr. is embarrasing himself.

Football coaches get fired when they don’t perform.  Bottom line, unless Jr. Holliday can show that this was a racially motivated firing he is spitting vitriol with no standing to do so.

Why? Why feed into the race card?

Or, how about instead of rewarding the child throwing a race-baited temper tantrum with a public statement, you ignore it just like 99.9% of the rest of us do because you know he’s letting his emotions destroy both his and his dads’ reputation and that’s about it?

To be fair, Holliday was hired away from BYU and not fired from them.

Just to be clear, most coaches are not fired because they are poor coaches.  I would say most every coach gives the job everything they have and try much harder than most other workers.  Most coaches are let go simply because their boss thinks it is possible someone else will do a better job.  Not at all like an employee in accounting.  Coaches contracts are extremely clear, year to year, no expectation of continuing on to the next year other than the HC’s desire to do so.  My guess, is Guy tried very hard and knows a great deal about WR play, but it was judged likely that another coach could move the position group a step farther.  Without any other information, we should assume he has been a great deal of help but there is desire to try a chance that anogher coach can go farther.

^^^ this. If Whitt were a racist, he wouldn’t have wined and dined Shah for years to convince him to give up practicing law and take up coaching.

So now you’re saying it was a hoax?

He also confirmed that he was tired and burnt out and that Utah felt he hit his ceiling. 

I didn’t catch the interview but that’s great to hear. People always speak so highly of him as far as being such a great person, it’s really nice to hear him leaving on good terms and taking the high road.

Twice I have experienced [bad thing] in [geographic region], ergo, when something else bad happens in [geographic region], I am justified in assuming it is for the same reasons I experienced [bad thing].