‘I think we’ve had enough’: Legendary coach sends a message to Donald Trump during long rally
President Donald Trump has never been known for keeping his rallies short. So when one of the most legendary coaches in sports history took the microphone in Iowa on Sunday, he decided to do a little clock management. Former Iowa wrestling coach Dan Gable joined Trump on stage at the rally and kept his remarks…
On Sunday, former Iowa wrestling coach Dan Gable joined Donald Trump on stage at a rally in Iowa. Trump was campaigning for Senate candidate Ashley Hinson, with just two days until the midterm elections. The rally was lengthy, with Trump raving about the NFL’s kickoff rule and dismissing football as "boring as hell." Gable, a renowned coach known for his 15 NCAA team titles and Olympic gold medal, delivered a brief speech that hinted at the rally's length.
With a confident tone, he declared, "I think we’ve had enough. I’m a pretty good coach, and I read everything really well." His endorsement followed before he stepped aside. Gable’s brief remarks quickly went viral, with many interpreting his opening line as a clear signal that it was time to end the rally.
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