I didn't like the Garza hire from the beginning for this reason, and I always thought Housewright came across as highly immature and selfish. To the point where Vigen didn't trust him in interviews. I never defended either of those guys and hate they embarrassed the school.
Since the Kramer lawsuit, MSU has been full-stop conservative on HR. Frustratingly so, but that's not always a bad thing. dUMb can learn a few things on how to delicately manage the messaging and patiently achieving the desired outcome. MSU has put on a clinic on controlling the narrative during these challenges.
Glad those guys are gone and I'm thrilled about the success of Daly, who took full advantage of a field promotion during a Garza suspension. He's an elite defensive coordinator. Look for the Cats to field the #1 defense in the conference and one of the best statical defensives in the nation. And it won't even be the Cats best side of the ball. This place should be very afraid.