McGee wrestled with other questions from Finebaum:
PF: Did you consider at any point disclosing this at the press conference Monday?
GM: I don't remember exactly what I said because I speak from the heart . . . .
PF: But you didn't say this.
GM: Well, I probably said something like . . . 20 years ago all of my priorities were not lined up, and the decisions that I had made at that point in my life were not in line with the direction I wanted to go. . . . I think I probably said something like that because that's the truth.
PF: With hindsight being whatever it is, would it have been better to just go ahead and get it out of the way Monday, as opposed to what you're doing today?
GM: That moment is to celebrate what's good about the university . . . the direction the program is headed and my vision for the program. . . .
Finebaum got to the core issue when he addressed McGee's honesty:
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