Actually this is from a violation that occurred last winter. The coaches were allowed to choose what game he was suspended. Logical choice, you sit them for AP
If this were Friday Night Lights, Frank's choice would be deemed unethical and Connie Britton would try and talk him into suspending Bass for the Louisville game (which he doesn't). But then we get crushed by Louisville anyway and Frank learns a valuable lesson about compromising his principles.
later, Frank and Buddy Garrity catch up over dinner at Casa, each ordering their usual- To The Hills. Frank likes his with black beans, Buddy prefers refried with a side of jalapenos.
Frank is mulling over the criticism from Tami but Buddy is in his ear telling him he did the right thing by waiting to sit out 37 until after the Marshall game. Buddy played (3rd string) for the Bobcats from 81-84 so he didn't get to play against Marshall, and its always bugged him. Buddy reminds Frank- losing to The Herd is not an option. Frank eats his beans and rice quietly.
in next week's episode Garrity Motors tries to donate funds for a new video scoreboard on Victory Hill but a group of OU professors try to convince McDavis to reroute the revenue to Housing to assist the grad students displaced with the closing of the Wolfe Street Apts.
Tettleton, Blankenship and Foster spend their free weekend out at Strouds Run, taking it easy. OHIO forever.