Show The Herald Journal Logan Utah Sunday November 23 2003 — BS Disgraced coach campaigns for second chance By Stove Wilsteln AP Sports Columnist ’ Mike Price is looking fora job something loftier than a greeter at a Pink Pussycat lounge He wants to coach college football again show the world that he's not a drunken buffoon that he still knows how to build a team and take it to the " top-- world" the chance to walk in Paul "Bear" Bryani's footsteps It cost sons Eric and Aaron and the other assistants he hired at Alabama? — When if ever will his honor be restored his name cleared of the most embarrassing report about his lost night during a golf outing in Florida? Sports Illustrated stuck an "A" for adultery around his image with a story that a besotted Price engaged iii "aggressive sex" with two women in his hotel room an allegation he His humiliating fall from two-tim- e Rose Bowl coach at Washington vehemently denies V Price denies it so much — "There State to national laughingstock at was never a sexual encounter There ' Alabama left him perplexed and was no adultery” he insists — that angry He hit bottom and the climb back weighed down by guilt blame ’ he filed a $20 million libel suit and fear is daunting- ' against the author of the story and v His life the past seven nightmarish 'Time Inc Si’s parent company The months has been consumed with - :f ? author Don Yaeger has said he stands behind his reporting and SI depression and doubt his future ' declined to discuss fraught with questions:: specifics of the " " i : lawsuit "£ O any schtxil take a chance : on a coach booted out pfr iss What doesn’t Seem in dispute is v-'-i Alabama for boozing it up in a strip thata woman other than Price’s wife " ' ' :! spent the night in his hotel room' and joint’? —Where is he going to get the charged $I(XX) in room service to ' his account money to buy a house after he took a bath on the one he sold in Whatever the sordid details Tuscaloosa? Price's escapade in Flori- —Can he make amends to the peo--p- le da in April cost him what he once he brought down with him — his called "the premier job in the son and he can get it done”’ I ’rice told the Times Price a seven-yea- r SID million conAt the end of this season there w ill tract he was about to sign Il cost his be plenty of openings as there family and his assistants’ families always are Some coaches will be their livelihoods and opportunities llmd some will quit or retire More And not least it cost Price his reputhan a few presidents and athletic tation and perhaps his earner directors may look at Price ifnd con- "I would think I would have a sider that in 14 years as head coach to chance a if at Washington State he was good good get job anywhere enough to take teams to the Rose-BoI a couple of limes That he built a WSU team ranked No S as ol’Sat-- : ii wasn't for an hour and a half of my unlay That he was good enough to life" Price told The Associated Press be hired by Alabama And that ' a few days ago "I’ve broken no maybe his misjudgment in Florida laws or NCAA rules" was an aberration rather than a habit Down for seven months he is Price can help his cause by taking ' niorc rcsionsibilily lor his mess than1 campaigning to rehabilitate his he has so far instead of blaming image He told his story to the A year ' N'AA investigators ago no one would have imagined that 'the coaches of both schools w hich played each other Saturday would be gone from the game under such tawdry circumstances "The universities are going to gel tougher on these coaches" says Clary O’ Hagan who represents coaches l'or the International Man- agemeni Group "If you’re kninked out for the wrong reasons it’ll he ' ' ' tougher to gel back in'" As presidents pay more alteiitioir ' to ethical violations and the'appear-’' ante of impropriety Coaches have io ' ' recognize that their actions wjll be under greater scrutiny 'That docsn mean every school has the same ' ' riuiral'ciKles": leaf-in:'ers Spokane Spokesman-Review- v ’froni schvii to school region lo that revealed appar-doubi it! depositions ’Though iitay skeptics region" O’l lagan says "the differ1 ' ent inconsistencies in the stories told standards are going up in coliege K ' iJncesiri perceived good ajufbad " by w itnesses to SI and later in sworn' sporty' They could hardly have got- - it i behavior are like the ilil ferenCes V ‘ ten much lowcr than last year when between Monet and Salvador l):jh testimony He spoke w ith the Seattle-'' Times about the depression he suf- -' ' In Alabama Iriee’s behavior came Price w as only-onof many coaches fered the 40 pounds he lost after his in fiNitball and basketball to gel tired off as surrealistic astonishing and ' dismissal and his efforts to return to for foolish or illicit behavior1 embarrassing the selol’s president Z Price's former rival' at Washington Some other president lesventical coaching' "I’m just waiting for one president Rick Neuheisel is in the same and more desvrate Idr a w inning to say 'Let’s give that guy a chance! line alter belting in a col- team may very well see him in a difHe's a good guy he's not a bad per- ferent light lege basketball pool and lying about Commentary : : i- ' ' ' - "'- --W- it to - : ! nl unem-pfoyme- FOOYBME Tannaaaaa at pm - N Y 17' Coastal Jala 7 NCAA FOOTBALL Saturday ' TOP 25 No 1 Oklahoma (12-0- ) del Texas Tech 56-2Next: v TBA Big12championsfxp Dec v 6-- No 2 Southern Cal ) Next: vs beat UCLA 47-2pi! 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