Hank

Very funny, very college football.

There is some truth into it that this is Lane does.

I think I saw a quote that Lane is the only guy in the world who tries to burn a bridge while he's still standing on it.

And I love it for college football because he is so interesting for college football.

When you first hired Lane, you had thoughts in your head about what's the best way this could go.

Correct.

And then you had thoughts in your head of what's the worst way that this could end up.

And this is probably the worst way.

I'm struggling.

No, this is probably the worst way.

Going to LSU, in no world was he ever going to go to Mississippi State.

But I think Ole Miss knew that this probably wasn't the end of the line for Lane and that when he left, it was going to be messy.

It was going to be ugly.

They left his clothes out on the curb.

They took all the clothes that Lane left in his office and they said, get your fucking suits out of our offices, Lane.

It's also all, like, college football fans and rumors and speculation, who knows what's true and what's not, but they're just airing out dirty laundry.

Like, the second he was out, they were just, like, spreading, you know, rumors and stories, scuttlebutt stuff that basically seemed like they were, you know, covering up, and then all of a sudden, like, he's gone.

Like, all right, here's all the dirty laundry.

Yeah, I don't know if you did that on purpose, Hank, but the choice of phrase, putting out his dirty laundry is perfect.

Yeah, because he did.