Sadly, you see this type of “me, just me, only me” attitude in most every walk of life. Those who have experienced the “me only” contagious disease in an organization know that those types of people rarely, if ever can be rehabilitated to become a team player. Their negativity is typically overpowering and highly destructive.
I am certain that Mullin’s removal from the team was not a hand wringing decision by UM’s coaching staff and will prove to be a positive, because his kind loves to recruit others by trying to convince them that management is bad and ******** many other team members. Misery loves company!
Finally, over the many years we have witnessed some UM players who have convinced themselves that they were exponentially more valuable than their true worth, thus transferred to at least one other school where almost every one of them failed. Regrettably, Mullin will most probably fit into that illustrious, for all the wrong reasons, category.
