HeavyistheClown
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Reports: Stanford coach bullied athletics staff
Troy Taylor remains on the job. In a statement released by Stanford, he said he had received counseling on "how I interact with others."
FWIW I heard he treated some folks pretty crappy while he was here, but my info is all 3rd and 4th hand so take it with a grain of salt. I take this ESPN story to be more about Stanford getting it's litigation lined up to fire Troy with cause after another failed season which would get them off the hook of paying out the entirety of the contract.Sounds like a nothing burger to me.![]()
FWIW I heard he treated some folks pretty crappy while he was here, but my info is all 3rd and 4th hand so take it with a grain of salt. I take this ESPN story to be more about Stanford getting it's litigation lined up to fire Troy with cause after another failed season which would get them off the hook of paying out the entirety of the contract.
This ESPN story also puts the move to poach Andy into perspective. Taylor needed someone on his side to combat the pending axe falling in his direction and cover his back on these allegations. Shrewd move. Regardless, with Stanford's AD out I'm not seeing how Troy survives past this upcoming season. The grass isn't always greener, I hope the money was worth it.
If you couldn’t get a job again (could be the case for TT) because every employer is worried about you being “mean”, you wouldn’t do everything legally in your power? I’d work on defending myself. If he doesn’t then it looks even worseSue Stanford? If the accusations are true/accurate what would he possibly stand to gain besides more bad press and additional scrutiny.
Yes.. agree making this HR issue public makes him look toxic and injures his reputation.I only met Troy a couple times briefly and I find this bully stuff really hard to believe. He’s a really nice guy, that seems to love his players, strong motivator and great witn x & o’s. Him being called “an asshole”, for a HC FBS, you kinda have to be an ass to survive. Unfortunately for him, the winning didn’t come soon enough. He definitely can coach at FBS in right program but probably will go FCS first you have to believe. He should sue Stanford because this news getting out has really impacted his image which is important for employment.