Well, boy, as if it couldn't get any worse for Kansas football, it did.

I'm Pete Mundo, we're Heartland College Sports Weekly.

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Let's get to this Les Miles disaster.

The guy got fired.

You want to call it mutually parting ways, whatever it might be.

That's fine.

But he's no longer the head coach of KU.

He got $2 million to go away because of what happened here in the wake of the report coming out,

tying him to LSU and some of the certainly inappropriate conduct that allegedly took

place during his time as the head coach at LSU.

And if you missed it, that included back in 2013 inappropriately inviting staffers to a hotel room,

apparently trying to kiss a staffer, all things that are wholly inappropriate,

especially when you're Les Miles.

You're the head coach at LSU.

And let's be honest, Les Miles was at that point in time, arguably the most powerful man

in the state of Louisiana.

Not just like the head of the football program.

When you're a national

championship winner at LSU, you are arguably bigger than the governor. I mean, that's an

abuse of power, right? There's no doubt about it. So Les Miles gets let go. I don't know how

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