How does Chuck Amato fit into those plans when Fisher takes over? With Amato wanting to be a head coach again and head coach-in waiting Fisher expected to want many of his own hand-picked people on the defensive side, the answer is that he doesn’t. I’ve mentioned before in this blog there is a need at this point to have it clear cut that Fisher makes the important policy and administrative decisions of the ilk that don’t call for Bowden’s stamp. With Chuck Amato’s holding executive head coaching duties, that’s not always happening. I'm not saying Fisher should have that title, just final authority on important administrative and disciplinary type issues not handled by Bowden.