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"He is not good coach or person. It's a toxic team culture which he makes it to be."

"Holy spin, dude! You’ve worked in athletics for 30+ years and you’ve never heard of bad actors getting away with poor conduct for longer than they should? Coaches have gotten away with literal crimes for far longer than Sharif got away with his abuse, bullying, manipulation and favoritism. The answer to your question is simple — He was able to remain employed because he’s a sociopath who intimidated into silence anyone who could expose him until the dam finally broke. Nobody ever said he was stupid. That’s not an indictment of the athletic department for not knowing what they didn’t know. It’s an indictment of him for the culture of fear he created. As for any family matters he’s dealing with, I have no idea what’s going on in that part of his life, and if there are legitimate issues there, he has my genuine sympathy. But to claim that’s the exclusive reason he resigned completely ignores the investigation into his conduct that occurred at the exact same time. I’m sorry, but nobody is buying that the two are entirely unrelated. "

"Not a good experience mentally and athletically. The program lacked leadership, accountability, and any promotion of positive team culture. Players were frequently criticized on both their physical and mental characteristics rather than being developed and supported. There was little to no encouragement, mentorship, or genuine care for the athletes’ well-being. Even the athletic director who hired the coach left, leaving the program with what appeared to be no accountability or oversight. Based on my experience, not a single player related they would have committed to this program had they known what the environment would be like. The coach’s reputation and the culture within the program left many athletes feeling unsupported and negatively affected their confidence and mental well-being. Rather than fostering growth, accountability, and teamwork, the program deteriorated under this leadership. Team culture collapsed, athletes transferred or left, and the experience fell far short of what was promised. In my opinion, the university failed its student-athletes by allowing this environment to continue. Huge let down for both the players and the program."

"Won't find a coach who is more invested in his players future; truly creates an all around growth environment."

"Legend"