I suspect Bohn was in a rough spot. DiStephano didn't exactly prioritize championships over balanced and frugal budgets, and there was some leadership dysfunction with the Hawkins dismissal that isn't all on Bohn.
I think it was mostly Bohns decisions. But I think the administration certainly interfered or pressured him. How much we will never know. I tend to believe these decisions were still 75-80% or more him and without the threat of being overridden.
Bohn was the one who extended Hawkins after an 11-19 record in the middle of the season. So the reason he couldn't fire him was technically his fault. Also LOL at the balanced budget, considering we're 20mil in the hole largely due to two failed football coaches
I see we forgot the $12mm penalty year for leaving the BigXII for the Pac12. And I don't think we got any PAC money until the end of our 2nd year in the conference.
Lump in the cost of firing Barnett, Hawkins, and then Embree. And that they are probably still whittling down the loan to pay for the east stadium expansion.