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Former USC coach Tim Floyd not surprised video of him breaking up fight has gone viral

Coach Tim Floyd had purposely kept a low profile since he resigned at USC over allegations that he paid a handler of former Trojan player O.J. Mayo last May.

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Floyd not surprised video of him breaking up fight has gone viral

Coach Tim Floyd had purposely kept a low profile since he resigned at USC over allegations that he paid a handler of former Trojan player O.J. Mayo last May.

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Tim Floyd Breaks Up CatFight At Southern California Casino: Video

Former Chicago Bulls and USC coach Tim Floyd broke up a catfight at a Southern California Casino last week and the entire sequence of events was caught on camera. The fight which involved several women pulling hair, knocking over furniture and yanking on hair extensions continued to progress while security was ...

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Former USC coach Tim Floyd breaks up casino fight

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Tim Floyd Treats Cafeteria Fight Like Basketball Program

The last we heard from former USC basketball coach Tim Floyd he was resigning his position because of the “He paid for O.J. Mayo” scandal. Floyd is out of work but that didn’t stop him from breaking up a fight during a recent trip to a casino. Props to Floyd for getting in there and helping [...] Related posts: Tim Floyd Paid For OJ Mayo Yahoo! Sports is reporting that University...

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Tim Floyd Plays Peacemaker in Catfight

by Chas Rich Well, at least Tim Floyd is not simply spending his free time down in Mississippi waiting to find out what the NCAA investigations will eventually/someday/maybe rule regarding O.J. Mayo and what kind of asylum he was running at USC. No, Floyd has found time to go to the Morongo Resort and Casino in beautiful Cabazon, Calif. Apparently a place where things can get a little wild. Floyd...

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Did former Bulls coach Tim Floyd break up a fight between women?

In four years as Bulls coach, Tim Floyd went 49-140, overseeing a group of nobodies and spare parts incapable of putting up a fight in an NBA game. But Floyd, who resigned from USC in June amid an NCAA investigation, evidently isn't afraid to break up a fight.A video has surfaced, posted on via the blog , which depicts a man who resembles Floyd swooping in to stop a wild melee involving at least six...

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Tim Floyd’s new job: Peacekeeper

Former USC men’s basketball head coach Tim Floyd is currently out of a job in the hoops world, but he’s been working hard at keeping the peace. While at the Morongo Casino, Floyd stepped in to break up a fight between some very classy ladies, even when one of them tries to blindside him with [...]

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Beyond the Arc: Tim Floyd isn't scared of casino fights

ABOUT THIS BLOGNews, analysis, feature stories, random thoughts... if it's about college basketball, either in season or during the summer doldrums, you'll find it in Beyond the Arc. Mike Miller has been NBCSports.com's college basketball editor since 2003. It's a position he relishes; no wonder considering he transferred to Kansas to watch Paul Pierce play. Most of his favorite sports memories involve...

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When Ladies Start Throwing Chairs In A Casino Cafeteria, It's Time To Call Tim Floyd [Whimsy]

Luckily before this devolved into some serious Latina ultra-violence, disgraced former USC basketball coach Tim Floyd was there to calmly intervene. Brain go boom. [HermsPerm]

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Too Funny! Former USC Coach Tim Floyd breaks up a Cat-Fight

Unreal! Man you can't make this stuff up! HT: TrojanWire!

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Tim Floyd Fights On... Breaks Up Fight Between Fat Hookers at a McDonald's Inside A Casino

Watch the video before you scoff at the headline. Tim Floyd: The Tom Cable Antithesis [Herm's Perm]

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Pac-10 preview: In an off season, Huskies will win it

Lute Olson. Tim Floyd. Tony Bennett. Those coaches are gone. Top players Josh Shipp and Darren Collison, too. The Pac-10 is down this season, says Gary Parrish, who gives the edge to Washington.

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Lickliter: Iowa is like Seabiscuit

Following is an Associated Press college basketball preview about Iowa, led by former Butler coach Todd Lickliter. I thought the Butler community would be interested: By Luke Meredith IOWA CITY, Iowa -- Iowa coach Todd Lickliter knows the Hawkeyes have been picked to occupy the Big Ten basement this season. The eternally optimistic coach, however, is choosing instead to think of a well-known story...

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NCAA Trying To Stem the Tide In Hoops Recruiting

Hiring handlers, coaches, runners and other assorted hangers-on to be vaguely administrative-type basketball folk has been a favorite tactic of skeezy slick-haired basketball coaches for a long time. Tim Floyd hired Daniel Hackett's father to be a strength and conditioning coach and got Hackett as a walk-on because USC pays tuition for its employees. Bob Huggins famously hired Michael Beasley's AAU...