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It all makes me wonder: 1) How many rides home did he get in Morgantown when found in a similar condition and 2) what if anything he took from his first OVI in 2004.

Huggy Bear has resigned. Great coaching career. Horrible ending. That diversity equity, inclusion training broke him. DEI > DUI > Resignation

Any coach that takes this job is going to need some sort of guarantee that this year doesn't count. An interim coach this year makes 1000% more sense than a permanent hire.

https://www.espn.com/mens-college-basketball/story/_/id/37873978/how-bob-huggins-career-west-virginia-ended-next No less than 4 MAC coaches mentioned (including JG), plus YSU.

At this point in his life he has horrible judgement and a lack of perspective about himself. With the millions of dollars he makes a year, he can afford to hire a daily limo to drive him from Morgantown to Pittsburgh to blow some money at the slots. NFL players are now showing better judgement. Not that long ago during football season Tuesday morning was called Mug Shot Tuesday. Since the NFL has a mandatory day off on Tuesdays, players used to go out on Monday night and get hammered then arrested on the way home, or hammered and end up in physical altercations with other drunks. This rarely happens anymore because all a player has to do is notify the team he is going out for the night in public and will need a ride and security. The NFL pays for an off duty police officer to pick up the player at his house and escort him around. WVU should have done this with Huggins.

Colleges Closing For lack of anywhere else to put this.... In the near future, we aren't just going to see fewer D1 sports programs, we are going to see fewer colleges. Public universities will benefit from this trend as college eligible students will go to college somewhere. I doubt this trend will make MAC sports any better as we are not in the D3 talent market. The Zips gave up on this market when Arth departed.

Being a retired firefighter/paramedic I have very little patience or feelings for people who get behind the wheel crap faced. Some may disagree with me, it’s nothing personal. I just have a different perspective.

He is darn lucky it was the police who stopped him. If it were another occupied vehicle that stopped him, or a pedestrian, losing his job might have been the least of his problems.

I posted this in the MAC suspension thread last week, but will post it here since it still fits the conversation. I believe it to be mostly accurate despite being four to five years old. Interesting that NE Ohio is the "midpoint"