re: Wokesters wanted Mel Tucker in our coaching search.....

I sure didn't want that 2nd rate coach hired to lead our Tigers

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beat off his competitors

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Michigan State lucked out, that contract was ridiculous.

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The “Woke” do not endorse sexual violence, as best I can tell.

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What about the “trans” kid in VA that sexually assaulted a female student in the girls bathroom a couple years ago?

I love how liberals who voted for and worshipped a sexual deviant in Bill Clinton NOW say grabbing a woman by the p&$sy in LOCKEROOM talk is horrible. The irony and hypocrisy is amazing.

Wait and see.

You are an idiot. Geaux away! We are talking football here. Way out of your league.

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Yes , Tucker is married . But , before we get too critical of him , remember Bobby Petrino and girlfriend crashed on a motor scooter . The University frowned on that ! Maybe these coaches need to review the ethics clause in their contracts .

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Not along the same lines, but. In 2001, O'Leary left Georgia Tech to take over as the head coach for the University of Notre Dame. However, a few days after he was hired, he was fired. His resume had a number of inaccuracies, dates, timelines, degrees received, etc.

A few days after O’Leary was fired, I happened to call a friend of mine in the coaching profession, asked what he was doing. His answer, “Like everyone in the profession right now, going over my resume, getting paperwork from every place I worked, dates, times and positions held!” He said that he didn’t want to get a dream job, an have something on his resume mess it up!


Some might remember Mike Price, he may be best known nationally for an off-the-field incident during his brief stint at Alabama. In December 2002, he was hired in principle to replace Dennis Franchione as the head coach of the Menstrual Wave. Price was at Alabama during the 2003 spring practice, but in May his contract was rescinded shortly after news reports surfaced of Price being seen at a strip club during a trip to Pensacola, Florida, where Price was playing in a golftournament, and he also had about $1,000 charged to his hotel room by an unknown woman staying in the room. This development came on the heels of an earlier reprimand for visiting campus-area bars and drinking into the early hours in Tuscaloosa.



Former LSU assistant football coach Mike Heywood was in on the action. On December 16, 2010, Haywood was offered and accepted the head football coaching position at the University of Pittsburgh. However, Haywood was arrested in South Bend, Indiana on December 31, 2010, on felony domestic violence charges. He was released on bond on January 1, 2011, and only hours later was fired by Pitt. In February 2012, the domestic violence charges were dismissed after Haywood completed pre-trial diversion requirements, counseling, and public service.



Like I often say about coaches and players, the off the field things will get you more times, than the on the field.