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Coyne's poorer years were near the end of her tenure by Domer99

If Melanzana's argument stopped at the Brown-Coyne comparison, I too might see some validity.

But in other posts he's disparaged Halfpenny as a horrible hire, and then again with Romagnolo. Neither has been a bad hire.

For whatever reason he's been on a crusade to clear Coyne's name and indict everyone else in the athletic department. On its face, I agree with him that Brown deserved to be fired over Coyne, but if you've followed Melanzanz at all, you'd know that isn't the gist of his rub.