Has it really been more than 5 years since Huggins was pulled over and video taped drunk?
So, he’s in Vegas for AAU tournaments/recruiting and people are supposed to believe this?
Drew Payne, vice chair of WVU’s Board of Governors and a friend of Huggins and members of his family, spoke with Larry and said Huggins was injured while he packed and readied to leave for the airport and a flight to another AAU event.
“He’d been to a couple of games Friday and went back to the hotel room and he tripped on something and fell and hit a table going down,” Payne said. “He messed up his ribs and maybe even hit his head a little bit. But it was around 4 o’clock in the afternoon and he had to call his brother for help. He was in pretty bad pain and couldn’t really move.”
In a Vegas hotel room?
Last year it was black eye(s?) from “walking into a door.” In May 2008 he “tripped” getting off of a plane in North Carolina. This year he “tripped on something.”
Uh-huh.
The kicker to me, is that the first concern upon this getting out was to make sure recruits were aware that he didn’t have a hear attack or heart related incident.
I guess it’s better to let the impression remain that the coach is a clumsy drunk rather than one with a heart problem.*
- (*Johnny Majors may or may not concur with this statement.)
Accidents happen.
“Last summer Huggins showed up at his annual fantasy basketball camp with black eyes. He said he walked into a door after he got up to use the bathroom in the middle of the night. A year earlier Huggins flew to Charlotte, N.C., to attend a function for an area alumni group. As he checked his phone for messages after departing the plane Huggins apparently tripped and fell and hit his head on the runway. He was taken to a hospital, but was released later in the day and actually showed up at the alumni event.”
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