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While the executive producer of the show had been obviously missing from "Imus in the Morning," he was conspicuously absent from the airwaves this week.

We've now found out why as Bernard McGuirk was fired.

A lot of people either don't know or forgot about it, but McGuirk is actually the one that started the interaction going that led to the major controversy.

According to Eonline, he not only called the Rutgers players "hardcore ho's," but he also said that the matchup between the two losing teams, Rutgers versus University of Tennessee's Lady Vols as "the jigaboos versus the wannabes." Odd that it hasn't come out in the conversation.

Of course the firing was a pre-emptive strike against when people began reviewing the overall episode and find that information as well.

During the week WFAN-AM personalities Mike Francesa and Chris "Mad Dog" Russo have been filling in, with usual participants Charles McCord and Chris Carlin working with them.