I wouldn't exactly characterize GN as a "rookie".

Neff did the day to day business of the athletic department and was a major reason for a lot of our successes. He did a lot to help out the social media campaign that made us one of the top tier social media presences in college athletics.

If we call a spade a spade, D-Rad was little other than a glorified fundraiser. His talent was squeezing boosters for cash. Neff did most of the work keeping the department together. It's clear D-Rad's personnel management was lacking and who knows how much D-Rad actually listened to Neff. Everyone I knew that worked for the department while I was in school (2011-16) told me that Neff was actually the one doing most of the work.

I'm pretty confident in Neff to make the right decisions. I don't think the school board would have voted to promote him if he wasn't good at what he did. I think he'll handle both basketball and baseball fine.

I wouldn't exactly characterize GN as a "rookie".

Neff did the day to day business of the athletic department and was a major reason for a lot of our successes. He did a lot to help out the social media campaign that made us one of the top tier social media presences in college athletics.

If we call a spade a spade, D-Rad was little other than a glorified fundraiser. His talent was squeezing boosters for cash. Neff did most of the work keeping the department together. It's clear D-Rad's personnel management was lacking and who knows how much D-Rad actually listened to Neff. Everyone I knew that worked for the department while I was in school (2011-16) told me that Neff was actually the one doing most of the work.

I'm pretty confident in Neff to make the right decisions. I don't think the school board would have voted to promote him if he wasn't good at what he did. I think he'll handle both basketball and baseball fine.