Tang gonna Tang

I was just going to say you can trace the moment the ship really started sinking back to that one night in Ames.
I honestly wonder if he had some kind of psychological break immediately before, during, or after that situation. To your point, that seems like the moment everything started to go downhill in terms of performance and his own behavior.
 
He is basically saying Tang was an idiot for making the claim and it's in his DNA to get distracted and blame others.

He didn't need to spell it out simplistically

Fitz took a major shot at Tang.

Normally, I'd agree with this, but when the honesty and integrity of other coaches are being questioned, I'm afraid it does need to be spelled out simplistically.
 
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Not just false, but preposterous. How do you get the meat of a timeout discussion on video, get the video to the ISU huddle, watch it to glean useful information, formulate a plan to counteract any useful information gleaned, and communicate that information to your team during a 2 minute timeout? It can't be done and would be more of a distraction than at all useful if anyone tried. Anyone with half a brain knew right away that it made zero sense.

two things since we’re still talking about it

1. “Sign-stealing” during a basketball game would be much more difficult than during a football game. First and foremost, because IIRC the accusation was not that they were stealing signs, but recording words and-or scribbles on a whiteboard. much harder to decipher in real time. Second, because there are substantially fewer people on a basketball bench, and there aren’t guys walking around at all times. I suppose the nonexistent kid in the stands doing the recording or picture-taking could go unnoticed, but it would be very risky for the imagined kid relaying the message to Otz to do so on the floor with media everywhere, a live TV broadcast focused on the huddle, and virtually every light in Hilton shining on the court. So, I guess it’s almost a compliment that Tang thought all that was doable

2. Even if all of it were true, the notion that no other team would’ve noticed, and that Iowa State would’ve been pulling out all the stops to beat fr****** Kansas State is maybe the most preposterous part of it all

He is such a clown. Although the mopping incident may be what fires me up even more than Tang-gate
 
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The KSU administration need to be looking under every rock to find dirt to either fire him with cause or give them leverage to lower the buyout.
 
His postgame presser was fitting. Spent the first few minutes talking about stuff other than the game to delay the inevitable... then the grilling began. No way he survives.
 

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