he said nothing even close to the notion that Bronco doesn't work hard, just that if he went to another school to coach he would be expected to work more than he does at BYU. There's nothing disparaging about that. That is true. He likely wouldn't get to take Sundays off for starters so right there he'd have to put in more hours.

You got kind of emotional and then went to the far extreme. Bronco himself said he had a struggle getting BYU to buy in to his unique coaching model. I'm sure not working on Sundays wasn't a problem but there are other aspects of his unique coaching model that he struggled to get them to approve. He doesn't elaborate on what it was.