No, I'm More Sorry
Holden and I have a great relationship," Woodson said in a statement e-mailed by N.C. State spokesman Keith Nichols. "We talked this morning, exchanged apologies and we're moving on."
According to UNC spokeswoman Nancy Davis, Thorp called Woodson this morning and left a message. The chancellors spoke later and apologized.
"They had a good conversation," Davis said in an e-mail. "They're good friends, and they respect each other and their institutions."
Just when it was getting good, and Everett Withers was about to address media members following Tom O'Brien's remarks Thursday, this apology rumor hit the internet. And now look at this stuff about mutual respect and friendship and crap. The only way they can fix this situation--and I insist that they do--is if one of them starts talking apology-related smack. "I think if you look at the data, our inter-institutional apologies are more sincere than those apologies down the road. It's the sympathetic environment here...I think you'll see a difference"
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It went like this:
“I’m sorry Whithers said that stuff in that interview.”
“It’s ok. I’m sorry that you have to deal with an asshat for a coach.”
by PackMentality on Nov 4, 2011 12:43 PM EDT up reply actions
so long as Woodson
isn’t photographed going out to lunch with Holden in his miata I’m fine with it.
Getting caught in that thing, however, would be a fire-able offense. Immediate, no warning, get out.
My God, that's awful
And who’s the douche waving?
by wolfonthehill on Nov 5, 2011 7:50 AM EDT up reply actions
Halftime lead of 10-0
I really feel like State should be up by at least 1 more TD. State’s starting field position for the whole half was about as good as you could hope for. Glennon looks bad, he keeps throwing off his back foot.
The defense is playing really well, but I can’t tell how much of that is Renner looking really bad, then getting hurt. Also, UNC’s offensive play-calling is pretty non-sensical at this point.
Let’s hope UNC’s incompetence continues in the second half.

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