A leader does not publicly criticize his subordinates. Hill may not be happy, but he is not going to criticize him in the media. Potential future coaches would not think much of him for doing that. I suspect that the end of the road is coming at the end of next year for Sanchez. Hill is probably not happy, but he was not going to fire two coaches in the same year. Rome was not built in a day. Many of our programs were under performing. It takes time to turn them all around. And obviously Hill is not going to hit a home run on every hire. But he must hit on the majority of hires, or he will be looking at a job. In addition, it is possible that Hill is discussing this with the chancellor. In the long run, one more year makes little difference. With our two best players hitting the portal, I have a feeling it is going to be a long year and firing Hill will be justified next year if Hill has the money to fire him. When he does fire him, I hope that he hires a proven head coach. I would rather have a proven winner from a lower division than an assistant in Division 1.