Greg Cody

And I think that's probably borderline.

My instinct says it depends.

If Notre Dame was in the Final Four right now, would I feel comfortable asking her about it?

I'd be comfortable texting someone who was also in that locker room to ask her about it.

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I don't know if I would do it, but I do feel like we should at least get her thoughts considering that Olivia Miles left the program and a lot of the reason that people said that she left the program was because she's an out lesbian and she didn't feel comfortable being in the environment at Notre Dame for whatever reason.

She goes to a Christian university that is apparently more inclusive and welcoming to her and her lifestyle.

And Hannah Hidalgo has come out and said, well, I am not a homophobe.

It was just a misunderstanding.

If Nell Ivey's in that locker room, I kind of do want to know, or in that press conference, I kind of do want to know, like...

Where do you stand on this issue?

Because your own son is so fervent in being anti-gay that and this all has happened around your program.

Like, I just kind of want to know, like, where are you at on it?

Is that wrong, though, Greg?

Like, what do you think?

Yeah, and I think, Greg, the question in framing it is, if you say, how do you feel, then she's going to come out like a mom, if she answers at all, and say, you know, we're doing our best, yada, yada.

But how do you ask it in a pointed way where it's like, we want to know where you stand on having gay players, especially considering there's other coaches everywhere.

For example, Kim Mulkey has been rumored or it was reported that she basically turned her back on Brittany Griner and told Brittany Griner, we don't want to hear about how gay you are or not.

And it would be better if you just stayed away from the team.

You had your time.