Mack Brown has become synonymous with "that guy you love to hate" around the University of Missouri. He's carries a record against Mizzou that makes any Tiger fan cringe: 6-1. His team and employer are the reason why the Big 12 is in its current stat of disarray.
But on Saturday, Nov. 12th, 2011, when Mizzou played Texas for what could be the final time, Mack gained some respect points from around Mizzou Nation. After Henry Josey went down with a left knee injury, Brown ran across the field from the Texas sideline to check on Henry and had this to say:
"You've had a great year. You're a great player. Get well soon."
Don't ever let it be said that Mack Brown is unsportsmanlike or is an unclassy coach. What he did was unnecessary given the circumstances (Mizzou leading), but he did it anyway. I personally tip my hat to Brown on such a move.
