RichRod, Himself, Under Investigation

April 13, 2010 by The Biscuit

Not WVU, RR.

The NCAA is conducting an investigation at West Virginia University to determine whether there were any rules violations by the football program while Rich Rodriguez was coach at WVU, the Free Press has learned.

The hole gets deeper and deeper for RR and his snake oil. The man’s lack of control over Michigan (sucks) has been so pervasive that the NCAA is compelled to go back and investigate his previous employer and their program? Wow.

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He should have never left West Virginia. He could have coached there 50 years. Thanks to a Wanny upset we now have all this entertainment.
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What a loser. And not only this derelict. UofM (go b)losers can’t see what they’re doing in their desperation to compete with the Irish. Hint: forget about “playing with fire / getting burned.” If you hire this (go b)loser, you ARE going to lose. Is this too complicated for the UofM idiots?
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