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Coaches Association Seminar Unravels at Club Med!

  Coaches Association Bonanza
  Volleyball anyone?

Aereola Island, the Caribbean – In the wake of the still-sizzling Mike Price and Larry Eustachy scandals at Alabama and Iowa State, Club Med police this weekend dealt with a full-blown “epidemic of impropriety” at the American Coaches Association meeting, according to CM security chief Bizzy Thiboudeaux. Apparently two drunken men who had spent all Saturday night squeezing women’s buttocks and taking over for the house band’s lead singer during a Foreigner/Foghat medley were actually Duke basketball coach Mike Kresczewski and Penn State football coach Joe Paterno. In addition, an illegal strip poker game run by Syracuse basketball coach Jim Boeheim was shut down, and a nude track meet organized by Nebraska football coach Frank Solich erupted into a riot when security guards were accosted by Temple hoops coach John Chaney and University of Miami football coach Larry Coker, both naked. “That, you don’t want to see,” said Thiboudeaux. At this point the coaches were joined by Washington State hoops coach Dick Bennett, UNLV football coach John Robinson, University of Wisconsin coach Barry Alvarez and Florida State head coach Bobby Bowden, all naked and “on something,” according to Thiboudeaux. Security resorted to pepper gas and a water cannon. Texas Tech’s Bobby Knight quit the organization in disgust.

Editor's Note: We apologize in having to cut this story short, but we ran out of bold ink.

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