The funniest thing about his comments is not necessarily his mention of McGee as a "rogue" employee, because that is a reasonable take, but that he acts as though it was only McGee. Sure, if it was some other violation, like contacting a recruit during a quiet period, etc., then you could say it was a rogue employee. But it involved dozens of recruits and players, all of which are part of the program (though you could say the recruits aren't). They obviously knew the NCAA rules were being violated when the basketball operations guy hired them strippers and hookers. It is a no brainer. So for Jones to act like it was McGee and only McGee over several years is absurd. This wasn't a rogue employee committing violations are his own. It was at least one employee committing major violations over several years alongside a large number of complicit players.
