Huggins uses anti-gay slur on air, later apologizes
Bob Huggins, 69, the longtime West Virginia men’s basketball coach, apologized on Monday after using an anti-gay slur in an interview with a Cincinnati radio station, and the incident is under review by the university, according to a statement.
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