There's no excuse for Cuz there, has to keep his composure.
However, leadership starts at the top, first with the owner, then the FO/GM, followed by the coach who acts as a general leading his troops, then down to the players who lead the team. When there's a serious breakdown at the top, it funnels down to the players.
Leaders have a vision they build towards and when that vision is no longer there, you're basically attempting to lead through a thick fog with no plan to follow, destination unknown. That's a recipe for disaster.