You might want to reread the article?

All we have really heard is what Bill Young's version of the story is. People who just got fired sometimes hear what they want to hear from what they have been told. I hve sat through this type of thing at our office and when you hear the version the person who was let go has it is totally different that what was said in the office you were sitting in. Maybe Gundy said something like "you are the face of our defense and we need more energy and fire from our coordinator, the guys aren't pumped up to go play." What Young heard was the version in the story about being too old. I am not a fiery guy and i am only 37 Gundy would probably fire me if thats what we wanted to, but because everyone know Young is old they accept that is the version of what was said. Not a lie by Young to say it becasue thats what he thinks is meant but perhaps to Gundy it is a totally different meaning. Has anyone ever heard the statement that in police work an eye witness is often the least accurate evidence? In this case bashing Gundy sells more advertising so carry on.

Mr. Peters, your article is on the money.