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Thanks. Now I was taught, always take my hat off at the dinner table,

be respectful when addressing adults, and I was also taught that in coaching,

you never want to give your opponent unnecessary motivation,

something you tell the players as well, especially when that team you're about to play

might be overlooking you. That's why when I heard Colorado State head football coach J. Noreville

take this shot at Deon Sanders, I was literally dumbfounded. Let's play the clip.

And I sat out with you as opinion today and I don't care if they hear it in Boulder.

I told him I took my hat off and I took my glasses off and I said when I talk to grown-ups,

I take my hat and my glasses off. That's what my mother's talking about.

So I wasn't dumbfounded that he was brought up that way, but I was dumbfounded because he actually

thought it was a good idea to feed in the Prime's team narrative that it's personal.

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