Also, coaches at BYU do get fired. (took baseball more than a decade though) They just at least have to have a really bad year first, usually more than one of those. And even then there have to have been problems before that. Technically Cleveland wasn't fired even after a 9-win season. He was just "encouraged" to take the job at Fresno State. But he still would have been given another year. Kalani won't be fired unless he turns in another year like this last one. Rose still isn't anywhere near that. Like I said, I think if we don't have the mass defections after this year we actually make the NCAAs again. Then all is right in the BYU basketball world again as far as the administration is concerned if that happens.
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