I try not to judge someone based on their delivery of a speech and more on the content and message. However, this presser was an opportunity to portray a different side of himself to the fan base that in most part supports him and the program even after enduring the news of him being courted by another school. For someone who makes a substantial salary as he does that is paid by resources (indirectly) funded in part by alumni, etc. that earn much less than he does, he could at a minimum keep the tone upbeat. IMO he should have personally addressed the Baylor situation and offered a nice donation back to the Hokie Club (maybe he did make the donation and is not taking credit for it publicly).