Today on Cranin & Company, we are breaking down the ugliest coaching breakups of all time.

And yes, we were inspired by Benedict Schlachnagel, Texas A&M.

The Schlachnagel.

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everybody listening with its Apple Podcast, Spotify. Make sure you leave a five-star review.

We appreciate you listening to Crane and company. Now obviously a lot of the way that

coaches have handled their departures whether they're going to a new league

maybe it's the same league at a different school, maybe it's the same league

in a rival school. There's been some bad ones, there's been some ugly breakups,

I guess is the best way to put it got former Michigan quarterback David

Coney here my brother from Western Straight Colorado wide receiver blank

grant here so we thought in honor of Jim Schlossnagle which is where I'm gonna start

with absolutely admonishing a reporter for asking if he was going to be taking the Texas job,

literally within days after losing game three of the College World Series final and telling him

it was a selfish question and that he left his family to coach at Texas

A&M and he took the Texas A&M job to not take any other job.

In my opinion this is probably and is probably, and we've got some others we're going to bring up,

we thought we would list the ugliest breakups between coaches and places where they were

at, whether they lied or kind of how it went down or how they lied.

And even though it's the most recent one, I don't think it's recent C bias to say this Jim Schausnaga

once is bad as I've ever seen.

As bad as I've ever seen.

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