He kind of already address it

Posted on: December 16, 2021 at 12:11:41 CT

"If they fire me, I’ll shake Jim Sterk’s hand, I’ll give him a hug, because I think Jim Sterk is a good man. You know, ‘appreciate it Jim,’ I’ll go on and live my life. Because it’s business. The painful part of this, if there’s pain, you develop relationships, and I think Jim is a good man. So if Jim had to come and say, 'coach, this is not going to work,' appreciate your time, Jim, I thank you for the opportunity, I’m going to move on. You’ll never hear or see from me again. That’s part of it. And so I don’t worry about me losing a job. I got a great wife, God blessed me with beautiful children, I’m winning the game. I’m not a guy who spends a lot of money, I got enough money to live the rest of my life, and it’s not like I have a lot, so I don’t need all that. As long as I got the people around me, the family, love, I’m good. I was diagnosed with non-Hodgkins Lymphoma at 26 years old, they didn’t think I was going to make it. I came from East St. Louis. I’ve seen humble beginnings. I mean, God trained me with less, so I knew I would survive. So to me, you talk about somebody losing a job, that’s not even, man, you do what you gotta do, because this university is going to be here when I’m dead and gone, but I’m going to live a heavenly life when I’m on this earth. I’m not waiting to get to heaven to live in heaven, I’m living it right now. Now it might not look like it because I’ve got a scowl all the time, but I’m enjoying life, best believe that. As long as my family is happy, we’re healthy, I’m winning the game. I don’t care what the scoreboard says"