His tough question didn't actually change Schloss leaving. It might have accelerated the response by the school.

I am confident Earley will make his mark, but the jury will be out for several years on whether it was a convenient hire or a brilliant one.

Notice that the thread that ties all of this together is the revulsion Schloss caused…and Earley in spite of being announced as hitting coach at Texas and being slimed by the situation has to rise above that becoming the narrative for his stay in the head coach of Texas A&M Baseball.

Let's not lean in on building that narrative as all it does is dangle bloody red meat in front of fans that only care about the school in Austin…

Huh?

Put the dancing sugar high boy from home to first base at every home game.

Put a camera well next to the visitor's dugout during renovations and teach Richard how to operate the camera. Give him free rein to say whatever he wants towards the dugout. We might want to start a GoFundMe for bail money if Billy doesn't want to pop for it.

Just have him do the dugout interviews

BartInLA said:

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Put the dancing sugar high boy from home to first base at every home game.

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Hi dancing sugar high boy.

And please no

The Question had zero impact on Schloss leaving or the department's response

It completely changed the narrative, however, and exposed Schloss on a very public, very national stage

100 correct