When Rolo hires his best friend and roommate from college as the offensive coordinator, it's all on Rolo.  When the players are undisciplined and may not be all that motivated to win and do their jobs, it's all on Rolo.  Whether Rolo is capable of making some hard calls and changes, he has to first take responsibility and then do what is right for the program.  That's what being a successful head coach and leader is all about.  The media does not help things by always sugar coating over all the problems with the program and talking about potential bowl game appearances.  Without making some changes and in continuing on the track that the program is on, UH may end up 3-9, with the stands empty and loss of revenues, and recruits, with options, choosing to head elsewhere next year.  Then what?  We all want to see our Warriors win and be great, but that's the word.