Obviously noone buys Ferentz's reasoning for starting Sandeman. What I don't understand is why Ferentz was okay with telling the world that AROB was screwing up in class last week, but can't ever give us a straight answer with Koulianos. Really, given all that has gone on with these 2 over the last four years, Koulianos has no choice but to speak his side b/c right now the only inference we can conclude is that Koulianos is a selfish screwup who can't be trusted to speak to the media and can't practice hard enought to keep a starting spot. Right now that is the only side of the story, so Ferentz is leaving Koulianos with no choice but to defend himself once he is free to speak to the press. Makes no sense. If Koulianos is such a screwup than Ferentz should have benched him for a longer period of time when he was younger and give some ultimatiums to fix the behavior instead of these ever other week nonsensical personnel decisions. If DJK is falling asleep in meetings or mouthing off to a coach, or flat out loafing it in practice his butt should be benched, period. If he's not doing these things, and we know he's not breaking the law like, for example, the coache's kid, then everything should be in-house instead of publicly not starting him for a series. By doing this Ferentz is specifically making it a public display of punishment and, therefore, needs to explain (just like he did with AROB last week).
