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Kansas State Basketball is hard / Re: To combat 'tucks, think like one
« on: April 02, 2012, 04:09:36 PM »
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Dear President Schultz,
I am writing to you as a concerned student. Kansas State has recently undergone a massive overhaul in the men's basketball department. I understand that coaches leave and head toward "greener pastures" but what I still don't understand is how this occurred at such a rapid pace. John Currie has told us that he and Frank got along well, yet media has been reporting for a year that there was a rift between the two. Our sports programs at Kansas State are stronger than ever; a surplus in cash, multiple NCAA MBB trips, new basketball training facility being opened, expansion on the football stadium and great seasons for football. A coach with as much success as he has would not make such a move unless there was a strong personal reason for him to. Information has recently been leaked by alumni and donors that John Currie lied to Underwood and went back on his word.
This is not the type of morals that our family here at Kansas State University has been built on. Family does not lie to one another. Family certainly does not let his own ego get in the way of what is good for the whole. I personally feel like John Currie has not represented Kansas State University in a good light. We are better than this and we need an athletic director who has the same morals as our school. I hope that you will take this into consideration and help put our school back on the correct path.
Give suggestions/ edit and improve
Dear President Schultz,
I am writing to you as a concerned student. Kansas State has recently undergone a massive overhaul in the men's basketball department. I understand that coaches leave and head toward "greener pastures" but what I still don't understand is how this occurred at such a rapid pace. John Currie has told us that he and Frank got along well, yet media has been reporting for a year that there was a rift between the two. Our sports programs at Kansas State are stronger than ever; a surplus in cash, multiple NCAA MBB trips, new basketball training facility being opened, expansion on the football stadium and great seasons for football. A coach with as much success as he has would not make such a move unless there was a strong personal reason for him to. Information has recently been leaked by alumni and donors that John Currie lied to Underwood and went back on his word.
This is not the type of morals that our family here at Kansas State University has been built on. Family does not lie to one another. Family certainly does not let his own ego get in the way of what is good for the whole. I personally feel like John Currie has not represented Kansas State University in a good light. We are better than this and we need an athletic director who has the same morals as our school. I hope that you will take this into consideration and help put our school back on the correct path.
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