If you've been on this board long enough, you know who everyone is. I think I've been on it for 20 years now. I've never hidden behind anything. I could care less who knows who I am.
I sit on a number of boards. I get asked to sit on those boards because I am a realist and I speak the truth. So, here's the truth:
I don't like you. I haven't liked you since you ran a cavalier program in Mishawaka that destroyed kids' lives. I thought you might learn your lesson from your time in the 574, but it is abundantly clear that you haven't.
Your arrogance and hubris will forever affect the outcome of your program. You can recruit some all-stars, but they typically underachieve when they walk into your room. You have a chance to have an amazing run over the next two years, but we all know you'll figure out a way to squander it like you have the last couple.
So, I would encourage you to take some guidance from some past great coaches (Goebel, Smith, Patton) or even some currents (Schaefer, McGinley, Deckard) and find some humility. Build a program that speaks for itself. I hope your kids can find a way to excel on the west side, but it won't be from your current approach. Good luck.