can trust the person they are cheating with--when that person is clearly exhibiting that they can't be trusted. It has never made sense in a logical way.

Lust talks.

In this case, it's gotta be weird for Richie who for years likely heard Pope sell him hard on BYU as the greatest place to be, but is suddenly telling him BYU is an inferior place to be and that Kentucky is really the place to be. How do you reconcile that and how do you trust anything your coach says?

Money talks.

In an ideal world, a coach would leave, but love his team enough to let them continue to be a team for each other. But that isn't the game and there are zero loyalties anymore. BYU players, and all college players, have to understand that every team is completely transitory from year to year now. The teammate you are busting your butt for owes you nothing and is only thinking of himself, and vice versa. The coach who "loves" you will drop you in a heartbeat for a better player or a different team.

We've always cheered for laundry, but there was always an element of cheering for individuals as well. I think we just are cheering for laundry these days. In that case, thank goodness we aren't an Under Armour school.