After his infamous outburst declaring, "I’m a man, I’m forty!", Oklahoma State coach Mike Gundy has transitioned from a respected figure to a questionable character verging on becoming a laughingstock. He recently made headlines for defending his decision not to suspend star player Ollie Gordon II, who was arrested for drunk driving, by admitting he has done the same thing "a thousand times." Gundy’s shocking justification during a press conference in Las Vegas raises concerns about his judgment and integrity. His remarks trivialize the serious consequences of drunk driving, especially in light of recent incidents involving NFL player Khyree Jackson and his high-school teammates, who tragically lost their lives in a DUI-related crash. Gundy’s attempt to backtrack on his comments only adds to the controversy, highlighting a lack of accountability and questionable coaching ethics. This situation sheds light on the need for stricter enforcement of DUI laws and more responsible behavior from influential figures in sports.