Based on posts in the FB group, there are non-disclosures binding both sides. That means only two possibilities:
1) There was a political or personal conflict that caused someone higher than Bernardino to want him gone. He was paid enough of a settlement for him to agree to "retire".
2) Bernardino was caught doing something that the university does not want to go public. Both sides pinky swear to say nothing if he just retires.
I think #2 is not likely since anything bad enough to oust the coach would also be an NCAA violation of some sort and the university would be required to self report, not keep it secret.
Am I wrong? are there other possible explanations?
Based on posts in the FB group, there are non-disclosures binding both sides. That means only two possibilities:
1) There was a political or personal conflict that caused someone higher than Bernardino to want him gone. He was paid enough of a settlement for him to agree to "retire".
2) Bernardino was caught doing something that the university does not want to go public. Both sides pinky swear to say nothing if he just retires.
I think #2 is not likely since anything bad enough to oust the coach would also be an NCAA violation of some sort and the university would be required to self report, not keep it secret.
Am I wrong? are there other possible explanations?
