Cale Gundy has been with the program as an assistant since 1999
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Associated Press
Cliff Blunt
Oklahoma assistant head football coach Cale Gandy said: He announced his resignation on Sunday. He used offensive language at a photo shoot last week.
Gundy, who has been in the program as an assistant since 1999, made the announcement Sunday in his media post on Social, and the school confirmed it in a statement shortly thereafter. Did.
Gundy apologized in his post and explained the reasons for his resignation. He said he noticed the player who was supposed to be taking notes was distracted, so he picked up the player's iPad and read the words on the screen aloud. He admitted to saying the words "never say anything under any circumstances" and said he was "horrified" when he realized what he had done.
"What I said was not malicious. It wasn't even intentional," Gandhi said. "Nevertheless, I am mature enough to understand that the words I have said are shameful and hurtful. Whatever my intentions."
Oklahoma coach Brent Venables said in a statement that those involved in the program "are responsible for our actions and their consequences."
"It is sad to accept the resignation of Gandy his coach," Venables said. "He has devoted more than half his life to Oklahoma football and has served our program and the university well. We appreciate that commitment."
Gundy said, All 14 of the Big 12 titles, as well as the staff of the 2000 National Championship season. He spent the last 16 seasons coaching his backs running, then the last 7 his seasons coaching his receivers wide. When Venables took over as head coach in December 2021, he was one of his retainers.
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