Also, the "guys don't want to work for Schiano" is a little confusing.
I'm sure it's true - I don't know any better.
I'm not talking to coaches or sources.
But then why are guys coming back to Schiano?
I would imagine the guys must likely to not want to work for Schiano are guys who already had to "endure" Schiano micromanaging them.
I had read Nick Saban and Urban Meyer were micromanagers and I'm sure there are other successful football Head Coaches that the same can be said of them.
Not saying Schiano is in the same category with Urban and Nick when we consider top coaches, but saying his coaching style doesn't made RU FB a loser.
I feel Schiano's style helps build programs from a loser to a fairly good one, but Greg's game-day coaching and setting boundaries on how the offense should play keeps the football program from being a constant top 25 team and being considered elite an impossible mission.
I also feel Greg like a lot of other HCs have a personality and coaching style that turns some assistants off and makes them look for the exit, but he also has assistants that are loyal to him because they see what he's trying to do and agree with what he's doing along with knowing Greg has the same loyalty and respect towards them and though he might be stubborn he willlisten to what they think the program needs.
That's why they are willing to return to work under him and why he's willing to offer them employment time and time again