E. Gordon Gee Apologizes to Bret Bielema for “Thug” Comment
The full audio of Ohio State President E. Gordon Gee’s misguided comments revealed an assertion that Barry Alvarez thought former coach Bret Bielema was “a thug.”
“Someone was saying to me, well, you know, Bret Bielema leaving … that was a blessing for Wisconsin and they knew it. Because he was under tremendous pressure. They didn’t like him. Barry Alvarez thought he was a thug. And he left just ahead of the sheriff.”
The bow-tie-wearing wannabe comedian tried to smooth things over last night with an e-mailed apology to Bielema. It looks like it was accepted.
It’s a start from Mr. Gee. Will take his apology and phone call soon. #1-0 twitter.com/BretBielema/st…
— Bret Bielema (@BretBielema) June 1, 2013
Be sure to stay tuned for more updates from Gee’s tour of contrition.
[Photo via USA Today Sports]

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June 1st, 2013 at 9:53 AM
Wow! ESPN should think about rehiring in the technology department. I haven’t been able to access their site all morning or check my fantasy team out.