Though I agree it didn’t involve sex and violence….
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The way he was handling his coaching responsibilities was scandalous…
Replies to: "The way he was handling his coaching responsibilities was scandalous…"
- Totally on brand, players feel betrayed that Moore was fired [NT]
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- holybull101 - 5:33am 12/16/25
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- They feel betrayed by Moore, not the people who fired him. [NT]
- Chris94 - 10:54am 12/16/25
- That was everyone’s assumption before reading the article [NT]
- holybull101 - 12:45pm 12/16/25
- Huh? They were betrayed by Moore. Your article says no different. [NT]
- Chris94 - 2:09pm 12/16/25
- Does not say that at all [NT] - holybull101 - 5:24pm 12/16/25
- Huh? They were betrayed by Moore. Your article says no different. [NT]
- Chris94 - 2:09pm 12/16/25
- That was everyone’s assumption before reading the article [NT]
- holybull101 - 12:45pm 12/16/25
- Though it didn't involve a scandal, there were Irish players upset at the firing of TW. - ELP - 9:00am 12/16/25
- The way he was handling his coaching responsibilities was scandalous… - TakethetrainKnute - 9:50am 12/16/25
- The new generation always wants Moore… - TakethetrainKnute - 8:37am 12/16/25
- "In the midnight hour she cried, 'More, more, more,' with a rebel yell she cried, More, more, more” [NT] - whatsamataU - 1:22pm 12/16/25
- Al always, you do amazing work. [NT] - Protagonist - 10:01am 12/16/25
- They feel betrayed by Moore, not the people who fired him. [NT]
- Chris94 - 10:54am 12/16/25
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