When you've won 9 games in three years and looked mostly inept in doing so, the coaching staff is open to just about any legitimate criticism that anyone wants to place on it. I don't think Gibbs has stated exactly why he left, but I'm sure TC was most likely a good or better coach. Collins may be the best coach in the world, but his record and his statement that he needs to focus more on football shows that he has either realized or been told to realize that what was going on wasn't working. I don't blame anyone for being frustrated with 9 wins in three years; players, fans or coaches. Trying to tell people who are frustrated not to vent it on a fan message board is a futile effort. While it may be bad for recruiting, season ticket sales and most anything else related to the program, fans have a right to vent on a message board about a program that has been dragged down to depths it has never been and particularly when the head coach was selling things that have not been realized. The fact that he had to say that he now must focus on football rather than culture is one of the most damning things I've ever heard from a college football coach