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Ok, Mr. Pilger. I went back and forth on this all day yesterday with Reid Collins. It was Woody Hayes who said "There are three things that can happen when you pass, and two of them ain't good." Darryl Royal also said it. But the question of who said it first is unresolved. I'm betting on Woody, as the number of sources to support his claim is huge.
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