cookies and John do a very nice job. I just was surprised, bemused if you will,

when I heard John Janssen pontificating on something we talked about yesterday, which was the Ali Gordon situation.

Now, Ali Gordon's a Heisman Trophy candidate running back, Oklahoma State.

He's 20, and he got a DUI. Reminder he wasn't of drinking age and got a DUI. And I'm not saying the kids should be sent to the gulag, I'm saying you can't have the head coach

brazenly come out and say no he's gonna play. You're gonna play game one and his

punishment might be 50 carries and I've done that a million times, 1,500 times.

Wherever Mike Gundy said, Rico and I were sitting here talking and I said, look, it's another

thing that to me turns me off about college football is, it's like the athletes get to run the sport and

the adults aren't the adults. You cannot not discipline a young man for that

type of behavior whether you're of age or not of age. No you don't get a debt sentence. No you don't kick

them off the team but you have to have discipline. That's part of growing up and it's

part of the structure of adult athlete. I moved on. Well this morning cookies and John got into a little bit and

I want to play you something John had to say and I just I went well isn't that interesting

hit the button he also said you know after a man may have to make him carry it

50 times in the first game.

Well, that's good for his football team.

He also said, well, I made the decision

that was going to be best for Oklahoma State.

Of course, your star running back is going to to playing is going to be best.

How about you penalize him and you penalize your program because you had a guy that was on

the road nothing happened other than he was arrested could have killed someone.

Do you mean like Mazzi Smith?

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