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It absolutely is a fireable offense. Do I think he should be fired? No, not at all. But do I think a school has the right to fire their coach for fighting on the court? **** yeah they do! And yes, I agree with you on Gard. He should've definitely gotten some kind of suspension as well. Can't...

I don't have a problem with the fines and suspensions, but do think Gard should've been suspended a game or two.

I think that’s fair amount of games for Coach Howard. I expect more suspensions to come out shortly for the other participants as well, on both sides. Howard wasn’t the only instigator and wasn’t the only one throwing blows.

We seem to be going in circles here. Bottom line is this.... 1. Coaches need to worry about coaching their own team. If opposing team offends you, make a mental note and move on. 2. People should keep their hands to themselves. Can't grab another man and not expect a response. 3. There's no...

Personally, I wouldn't do it, but Wisconsin asst coach has every right to do so if he wants to. That's his choice. To me it doesn't matter if you put your hands on a coach, player, fan or water boy. Folks should keep their hands to themselves. Only person I think who may get a 1-2 game...

Agreed. I think he'll for sure be suspended. Michigan will try to minimize and down play the incident. The NCAA and Big 10 will be deciding factors in how long the suspension is for. I can see him getting suspended at the very least for the rest of the regular season.

You do realize the other day a player from UCLA got arrested after the game for spitting on some 'Zona fans. IF the asst coach who Howard slapped decides to presses charges, what do you think are the chances of them arresting Howard for assault/battery?

Allegedly? Really going to compare that to this? LOL!!! I don't think at any time I said they should or would fire Howard. Just saying it's a fireable offense in today's world. I don't see them doing 1-2 game suspension as you initially stated.

The sorry Dolphins just fired their HC for purportedly not being a people person, despite leading them to back to back winning seasons. What the **** make anyone think they can't/won't fire Howard for slapping a dude on tv? C'mon now. This is 2022. People getting fired for much, much less than this.

This is definitely a fireable offense. This isn't his first time involved in some post game controversy either. Seems like every year he's been at Michigan he's had some sort of run in with opposing coaches. If this had happened in the pro ranks it'd probably just be a suspension and they'd move...