Yeah I just don't agree with this assessment or comparison at all. First, I would say that saying nobody wanted Alvarez fired after 2002 is also selective memory in itself and easy to say when no one would remember by now anyway. You're talking 20 years ago, it's just different on so many levels, we were still not as established as a consistent year to year top 15-20 team like we were 5 to 10 years ago, we were still in a way trying to establish footing as a program. In addition no there was probably not as much outcry for Alvarez to be fired given that social media was far more primitive.
Chryst has been largely disappointing since 2017, he had one season in 2019 which could be deemed successful with the Rose Bowl appearance in 2019-20, but a single Rose Bowl loss 3 years ago in what was still a 4 loss season is not enough to save his job in which the seat was already warming up heading into this season.
I doubt he will be replaced during the season regardless of the outcomes the rest of this year, but I see virtually no chance he is coaching the Badgers in September of 2023.