There's no indication Cohen's job is in any jeopardy. Just like the firing of Cannizaro ... timing sucked, but doesn't mean it wasn't the right thing to do. As with the Cannizaro firing, Cohen is choosing not to drag Cannizaro (or State) through the mud with gory details ... it seems pretty clear that off-field and team discipline issues had as much to firing Moorhead as on-field performance. Also, I seriously doubt you can find a single legitimate, professional SEC analyst that won't say State clearly under-performed the last 2 seasons ... the expectation can be "getting the most out of what you have," without being unreasonable or unrealistic.