Since getting exposed in an LA Times story for offering conflicting statements regarding Steve Alford’s hiring at UCLA, incompetent athletic director Dan Guerrero continues to get eviscerated in the national media.
ESPN becomes the latest national media outlet to eviscerate the incompetent Dan Guerrero's handing of UCLA basketball program.
Never have a Trojan for a Dad if you can help it. We are only half kidding.
Since getting exposed in an LA Times story for offering conflicting statements regarding Steve Alford’s hiring at UCLA, incompetent athletic director Dan Guerrero continues to get eviscerated in the national media.
ESPN becomes the latest national media outlet to eviscerate the incompetent Dan Guerrero's handing of UCLA basketball program.
Never have a Trojan for a Dad if you can help it. We are only half kidding.
Grabbed from this video. GO BRUINS.
With Chris Foster exposing Chianti Dan for being either an incompetent buffoon or a dishonest bureaucrat, the pressure continues to build as another national sports outlet mocks our useless, pathetic excuse for an AD with a hilariously snarky jab.
Dan Guerrero's scandal-ridden bungled basketball coaching search goes national
A UCLA alum shreds Dan Guerrero's buffoonish response to Los Angels Times report that he may have been less than truthful about vetting of Steve Alford before he was hired as the head coach of UCLA.
Dan Guerrero and Steve Alford reportedly offered conflicting statements whether Alford was questioned about disturbing background in Iowa.
Does not make sense.
It's time to write some letters.
Watch UCLA Basketball join Company at Spring Sing
New Mexico claims that UCLA and Alford will owe another $100,000 on top of the initial $200K buyout amount.
UCLA Assistant Coaches are popular with the players. Will Coach Alford be able to properly use the most popular player.
The Las Vegas Invitational is an important test for Alford
UCLA’s incompetent athletic director may about to be making more dumb decisions on scheduling for one of the Bruins’ major revenue programs.
UCLA has options at point, but no easy choices
Head of UCLA's Academic Senate questioned the hiring of Steve Alford and met with Chancellor Gene Block and others.
