not sure but don't think any of us were in that dugout and know exactly what happened nor do we know for sure about the drinking situation, did he do this on his own, did he have a coaches' permission to do this, have heard all kinds of angles on what happened but all hearsay, not facts. must say i like Mac but if you are going to blame the player for overreacting then Mac overreacted by slugging him, a coach just cannot do that, especially in today's environment, bob knight, rutgers, etc., etc. if Mac resigned then have to feel this was what was going on behind the scenes with the attorneys, he does not get fired, maybe this incident does not show up on his record, maybe UR agrees not to give anthing other than a glowing recommendation to a prospective employer, etc. in return, UR gets: Mac does not sue, maybe the player's family and their attorney involved as well and they do not sue, who knows for sure. just think making a definitive statement against one person when we do not know the facts is a tad overreacting. now, if you are party to this and know the facts, i aplologize for my overreaction.