"During the transition process, a possible violation of an NCAA rule that may have occurred during the past season was brought to the attention of Dakich and myself," West Virginia athletic director Ed Pastilong said Friday. (AP) - Dan Dakich quit as West Virginia's basketball coach a week after being hired, citing a possible NCAA rules violation at the school last season, and will return to Bowling Green. He’s even gotten into it with a big-name college basketball coach about things he’s said, and seems to genuinely relish the attention it brings.CHARLESTON, W.Va. At the same time, ESPN told The Big Lead in a statement that the network was “taking this matter very seriously and are in the process of looking into it.”ĭakich has never been shy about courting controversy. On Sunday, Dakich deactivated his Twitter account. Well, if you go at it in a pool, that’s a public place and then I’m gonna have to get divorced, and then it’s just gonna be a problem.”Īccording to Ian Kennedy of CKSN.ca, Dakich also proceeded to refer to Kalman-Lamb as a “d-bag,” insult his appearance, and then spelled out his name for his listeners. And I said outside the arena, and then she wanted to, quote, go at in the pool. But that’s sexist apparently because I said b-ing and a lady was in the conversation.
It’s what everybody does, everybody just b-es. I didn’t even realize, I just said b-ing because it’s what people do. Now, remember, it was two girls…two men and one lady. And they said, ‘well, you’re yelling at student-athletes while they’re being exploited’ or something, and I said, look, maybe, but I…I was in the arena and you guys were sitting outside b-ing. “Two guys and a lady, right? Two guys and a lady came at me. Buncha academics last night,” Dakich said, via Sean Keeley of Awful Announcing. On Wednesday, Dakich addressed the back-and-forth on his radio show.
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