re: Kevin Sumlin

Damn people, get off each other’s back. I started this thread because I felt a sympathy for Sumlin realizing how far he has fallen in his profession. He is in his 50s and was in his third head coaching job. Perhaps he has an alcohol substance abuse problem and that led to his downfall. But it is an example of the pressure these people must be under to perform at these high levels. I feel for him from a human to human perspective but he had his shot. He is likely financially secure. But who knows if he will ever land another job? It’s a parallel to Johnny Manziel who I still contend was one of the most athletic and exciting college QBs I ever saw.