Lee Moon

It was hard.

I mean, actually, you know, we got to sit down with Lee Moon and we got to talk to some other people that were involved in at the end of it.

And, you know, it was tough.

And I remember that as a kid.

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that purposeful or did you talk no we knew we knew kind of what the story andy and i had discussed um what the storyline was going to be and andy fortunately had the contacts to to basically interview everybody that we needed to interview including the athletic director that ultimately forced Coach Huckabee to resign, Lee Moon.

So we had all the pieces in place, and Terry Bumgarner, the producer of the film, who I worked with for 18 years at CMT Paramount, one of my closest friends, he was the sports director at a TV station in town and hosted his dad's coaching show.

So when Andy approached me to do this project, Terry was like one of the first people you know, people at college and, uh, and just by chance, Terry had two or three VHS tapes of like the very first coaches show and a game that he called the WVU game that he called.

And it really wasn't easy in figuring out how we were going to tell it without trying to whitewash all of that stuff.

But what we learned through that process is a lot of the people who were involved in Coach Huckabee's departure, they don't know what happened.

Even the guys who were the closest involved, the athletic director Lee Moon and the NCAA compliance director Dorothy Dot Hicks, they sat down with us and they had two different versions.

And they were, you know, we had no reason to believe anything.