Outside the Lines does fluff pieces?

[Mr. Wonderful]

John Calipari and his perception outside Kentucky was the subject today. It was 30 minutes of apologies and platitudes. Typical of ESPN to bend over backwards to protect the reputation of their financial interests.

There was no mention of the "Agent for Agents," World Wide Wes, of course, and his uncomfortably close relationship with Teflon Cal.

 

[alexd]

Can't believe they were discussing the fact that Cal goes to church everyday in Lexington.

 

[8893]

Can't believe they were discussing the fact that Cal goes to church everyday in Lexington.

He has a lot to confess.

 

[Rocktheworld]

Can't believe they were discussing the fact that Cal goes to church everyday in Lexington.

It really amazes me that in America in 2015, claiming that you go to church regularly is some kind of automatic indicator of moral integrity.

 

[HuskyBandDad]

It really amazes me that in America in 2015, claiming that you go to church regularly is some kind of automatic indicator of moral integrity.

I do not trust some of the people I sit next to in church.

 

[Bonehead]

It really amazes me that in America in 2015, claiming that you go to church regularly is some kind of automatic indicator of moral integrity.

Exactly - Joe Paterno comes to mind...

 

[junglehusky]

It really amazes me that in America in 2015, claiming that you go to church regularly is some kind of automatic indicator of moral integrity.

John Rowland says hi.

 

[Bonehead]

John Rowland says hi.

As do his in-laws, my former neighbors.

 

[thesisko]

 

[swami7774]

It really amazes me that in America in 2015, claiming that you go to church regularly is some kind of automatic indicator of moral integrity.

It's not, nor should it be an automatic cause for suspicion.