This is the Dan Levitar show with the Stucats podcast.

I've got a couple of stories to get to with college basketball coaches.

I wonder what's going to escalate here with Fred Hoyberg.

Not getting a lot of attention right now at Nebraska,

but there is now video of Fred Hoyberg during a court storming,

just hitting evidently in the head a student. I think that's what happened. There is some audio

and different angles of this, but there's a court storming and the Nebraska coach loses against

Iowa. That's one angle that's close up,

but from a different angle. And that one has sound too, and you hear what sounds like a student,

but that is a swipe. He hits a dude in the head. Tony's saying play on there. He did not hit

him in the head. Let's be very, very clear. He takes a swipe at the phone, does not hit him in the head.

Okay, so that, okay, so missed him. I'm with Tony. All right, so missed him. So missed as him, but comes close to hitting him in the head. So I guess, yeah, if you don't hit him, it doesn't count as hitting him, right? What are you saying, Greg? Well, the person he hit was carrying a clipboard.

It looked more like an assistant coach or somebody involved with the program, not just a student. I don't know if that makes it better or worse, but see? Okay, so I thought from the original angle that I saw, I thought that that was somebody that was holding the camera that he was swiping at. And that is what he's swiping at,

right? He's swiping at the camera that's in front of the face of the kid. He's swiping at a kid who's

going by him, but the kid goes behind an assistant coach holding a clipboard. So when he swipes with

the left hand to go after the phone, he smacks that assistant coach going

through the handshake line right in the back of the head. He's like, what's going on here? And then he points out at the kid. Exactly. He just told the coach, hey, I just hit that kid right there, not you. I mean to hit you. Also, one of the rare occasions in which he can actually say it wasn't me, it was a one-armed man. because right behind Coach Hoyberg is a one-armed man in a handshake line.

Gotta go right either. actually say it wasn't me. It was the one-armed man. Because right behind Coach Hoyberg is a one-armed

man in a handshake line. Gotta go righty there. So you're saying that he gets to say today it wasn't me,

it was the one-armed man. It was this guy. I totally missed that. No, no, no, there's a lot going on in this video. He apologized to the guy with a clipboard saying, I was hitting the guy behind you because he was putting the phone in the face and I swiped at the phone. And while you're all watching that, I'm all over the one-armed man. He can't say it wasn't me, it was the one-armed man.

The one-armed man was behind him.

The one-armed man didn't have anything to do with this.

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