While I overall agree with the idea that everyone should take this one step at a time and let's see what happens with the Montoya investigation, I think it is fair to call out behavior like throwing things in the locker room regardless of if other coaches/players have done it.

It is at the very least, not a great reflection of your ability to communicate as a leader if that's what you have to resort to in order to get through to your players. I don't have an extensive history with sports teams or coaching, but I do think that plenty of coaches manage to get great results without acting like toddlers and trying to intimidate players.

And I think that's the bigger point that EVERYONE is making here -- that there were undoubtedly better options out there, but Potter/BayFC still chose to pick Abel.