Past ABA "Top Dog" Seeking So. Carolina Dean's Position

Something called Fitsnews has a rather interesting write-up criticizing University of South Carolina Board member William Hubbard for seeking the position of dean at South Carolina's law school.

William C. Hubbard . . . wants the job so bad that he is reportedly pressuring his fellow board members to rally behind his candidacy – while at the same time exploring ways to remain on the board while he serves in his new role.
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Hubbard is no friend to the taxpayers of this state. Over his 24-year tenure on the USC board – including four years as chairman of the board – he has subjected students and parents to massive tuition increases. This money has gone to fund an unprecedented expansion of the school’s snowballing “mission” – including unnecessary duplication of existing programs, numerous unnecessary new programs and the spectacular failure of so-called “economic development” projects.
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As one of the top dogs with the American Bar Association (ABA), Hubbard was reportedly instrumental in helping our state’s notoriously corrupt S.C. Supreme Court evade responsibility for its deliberate manipulation of a 2008 ABA investigation into its controversial attorney discipline system.

Wow, sounds perfect, doesn't he?