Part of me thinks this is funny and the other part of me says this is tough for his wife and kids and mom/dad. I mean the guy had to be under tremendous pressure every day to say one thing and do another without getting caught. How much time must he have spent watching his back and/or begging (or paying) people to not rat him out once they found out the truth? Surely he is filled with regret and relief.
And the truth shall set you free...
Considering we are talking about a guy who made a career pushing a false persona that had been proven as a total sham, I'd say no. Also, there is much more going to come of this. Let's just say all of those rumors that circulated about him while in Memphis, weren't just rumors.
No way is there relief in a hooker scandal.
Screw him. Brought it all ok himself. Hope he saved those phone numbers. Betting he's cut off at home now.
Hell no, there isn't even any regret. His ego is too big for that - he thinks he's been persecuted for being a Christian, he thinks these are just the trials and tribulations of doing God's will and it's a cross he must carry. Psychopathic behavior.
Well he has escaped one type of stress, being the Ole Miss Coach with Ole Miss fixing to get hammered by the NCAA. Now he has other types of stress to deal with. His family is the innocent victim in this situation.
Isn't the hooker's job to provide relief?Quote:
Originally Posted by lefty96
That's if the hookers were for him at all....
His relief was signing five stars. So if a hooker got him a signature then that gave him relief.Quote:
Originally Posted by I seen it dawg
The real problem at home will be "Oh bye the way Honey I just lost $20,000,000 over the next 4 years, and nobody else will hire me"Quote:
Originally Posted by starkvegasdawg34
If the rumors that the hookers were for recruits turn out to be true, the NCAA is the least of his worries. Some of those recruits were bound to be under 18.