Rhule took offense to the characterization that he was disrespectful to the Buffaloes.
“No one is going to tell me who I am,” he said. “At the end of the game, they told me, hey, we’re going to run right off the field. And are going to storm the field. I said absolutely not. Absolutely not. Absolutely not. I don’t care if I get beaten up by a mob, I’m walking, I’m running across that field and I’m shaking Coach Sanders’ hand.
“When you’re losing, people are going to say all kinds of things about you. I know exactly who I am. I know exactly who I am. And I’m coaching this team with class. And I’m not changing. I went over there, and I shook that man’s hand. I whispered in his ear. I’ve never disrespected an opponent a day in my life. And I never will.”
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