Frank Boal

And all the schools complained about it.

And every time they did something wrong, they were too harshly punished.

It's been the same thing all along.

And it's just built and built and built.

And when you lose your moral code, which college athletics did a long time ago.

You bet.

Don't be outraged.

Don't be freaking out when, oh, no, this is where it's gone too far.

No, it went too far when you did what was wrong the first time.

Do the right thing.

If you always do the right thing, even if it's hard to do it, it'll be better in the long run.

And college athletics have not been doing the right thing for decades, for decades.

So piss on all of them, okay?

I don't want to hear it.

I don't want to hear it from Georgia.

I understand Gene Taylor's upset, and it's fine, and I understand the frustration and everything, but I think it's comedic because you were all party to getting here.

You villainize the people that wrote the, you know, that enforced the rules.

You write the rules.

You make the rules.

And they're supposed to enforce them.