What I find truly indefensible is the satiristic columns Bohls puts out mischaracterising players/coaches/etc. He sets up a straw man, speaking for the aforementioned person and buliding up an unreasonably pompous image of them in the view of the public.
A classic example is his lambasting of Major Applewhite, in which he made out Major to be a self-centered jerk who assumed he was some sort of god in the arena of College Football. Anybody who ever read an interview or watched footage of Major speaking could tell you that he was very modest and full of praise for his teammates, yet Bohls feels the need to defame and reshape him as some sort of Prima Donna. I consider it to be the most disgustingly vulture-like form of sports journalism in American sports coverage.
Bohls is a hack. Pure and simple. He attacks whoever or whatever has become popular with the fanbase, whether there is merit to his argument or not. It creates controversy, which keeps people reading his half-assed columns.
Either that, or if someone becomes wildly unpopular with the fans, he writes a smarmy column acting as though he's been criticizing them all along!
He's an attention *****. If he can gain attention by attacking a popular figure, he'll do it. If he can gain popularity by saying he's been criticizing someone for ages that the fans are currently lambasting, he'll do that as well. Whatever gains him more readership, he'll do.
Never liked him. Never will.