He believes the double standard in media coverage between men's and women's sports is driven by racism and toxic respectability politics.

“but more than that was just the double standard of when they do it it's cool when we do it we're hood and we're ghetto and Angel Reese is like a superstar we love our male stars who have so much bravado we love them we want them to run up and down the field or the court we want them to talk [ __ ] w”

He respects Angel Reese's actions on the court and disagrees with the vitriolic criticism she received for her trash talking.

“I mean I respected it I respected what you did I respected how she you know stood on her Square it's unfortunate that these individuals you know make it racy right but we make it racy too”

A coaching candidate does not need to be a famous name to succeed, and programs should be willing to take risks on less well-known individuals.

“I just have never believed that when you look at all these hot boards and it's so like it's so incestuous. It's the same three, four, five names and we can't get Dbor and Kenny Dillingham said no. So, what do we do? Do we just go with Biff Poji for a year or do we hire Jeff Braum or or whatnot?”