Dominique Foxworth

Like, as shocking as this news was last night, suggesting to you that a football coach has a relationship with someone who works in the staff, like...

I don't know, maybe this is just because I've been around football my whole life.

That's not surprising me.

My guess is that it's not shocking to you either if I told you that a coach of a power program had a relationship with someone on the staff.

That's not the shocking part.

And then all these individual things, we can go back to Penn State to suggest that someone is downloading photographs.

That's not surprising.

people do terrible things.

And when you are in a successful program, it tends to be the case that you get the protection that you want until you no longer have that success.

Then the protection goes away.

Those are quotes.

Maybe it's because I'm a longtime listener of this show.

but patino and patrino stand out in my mind because those are two things that you guys never die so they seem incredibly important had you chosen to reiterate the roll tide thing over a decade plus maybe i would have known and remembered that and had that uh more close to my memory but i mean that picture of you dressed up like bobby patrino is great and all the jokes that you guys made about patino um uh his

60 seconds to hell.

15.

15 seconds.

Yeah, I mean, I...

Yeah, I mean, it didn't cost him a career, though.

So given what's happened in Michigan, I don't imagine that Moore is going to get another opportunity to be a coach of any kind anywhere, let alone a head coach from your dream job.

So that's the part there that he's even more, I guess, problematic or damaging or penalizing and painful.