BR45, Garry Patterson tells it like it is to LSU.

[Vito Corleone]

no, your just starved for any type of success, you don't care where it comes from or how you get it.

You have my pity

[Bill_Brasky]

I'm sure Vito Corleone was equally as outraged when Sergio Kindle drunkenly crashed his car into that apartment complex then left the scene and played every down for UT the next year.

[rjv]

I'm sure Vito Corleone was equally as outraged when Sergio Kindle drunkenly crashed his car into that apartment complex then left the scene and played every down for UT the next year.

i'm sure vito is the fan who removes himself from fanship once any member of any team he has rooted for is infiltrated by alleged date rapists, coaches sleeping around or DWI offenders. moral relativism under the guise of sanctimony. as vito's son once quipped "don't fool yourself senator. we're both part of the same hypocrisy".

[Blake]

I hope I never know you in real life, you are not the kind of person I want to associate with.

And yes you can be successful and have integrity, but look who I'm talking to, aggsy know nothing about success except when they cheat.

awesome

[DMX7]

lol, Aggies' brain can't even process the concept of winning with integrity. They are mutually exclusive.... I said!!!

[pgardn]

Would you rather have a coach that wins les or has high character?

It's one or the other in College Station.

Woot...

[rjv]

lol, Aggies' brain can even process the concept of winning with integrity. They are mutually exclusive.... I said!!!

on the assumption that you meant to write can't instead of can, it think one could reasonably infer that if a program is based on its individual members then we haven't had a clean champion in decades. if the criteria is ins utional corruption, as in money from boosters, falsifying academic credentials or cover ups of transgression (criminal or NCAA related) then that would apply to only a certain number of schools. on a scale of relativism, miles is certainly more utilitarian than patterson. but they're both skating on ice (as most NCAA coaches are).