When the news broke that this shock jock (i.e. guys who say controversial things on the radio for reactional purposes, eg. Howard Stern) called a young, innocent, female college basketball team a bunch of "nappy headed hos" it looked like a job for Al Sharpton AKA Black Batman.

In fact, Al Sharpton was called and the man was asked to be stripped from his position. I heard that he lost his job and people held this up as an example of the fact that we have not come as far as we'd like to think with race issues in America!

However, I am proposing that the case is NOT closed yet!

You see, the American system is not all about race, there are also the factors of money, publicity, politics and power...

I'm proposing to you a SCANDAL so great...the likes of which have not been seen since the days of Andy Kaufmann...

Could Don Imus and Vivian Stringer (the Rutgers women basketball coach), in fact be THE SAME PERSON!!!???!!!!

You have to admit there is a striking resemblence. And you never ever really get a really good look at Imus. He's always behind a desk and microphone. So, I can't really compare their mannerisms. But with some good makeup, the right wig and/or hair dye, I think they (or he, or she) could pull this off.

But what about a motive?

What would motivate either of these two individuals to pull a stunt like this? Well, I believe there are plenty of reasons for both Vivian Stringer and/or Don Imus to do this:

First let's look at Ms. Stringer (what's she got to gain?):

• I think she came out with a book after all of this was over
• The Don Imus gig would be a second income for her, I believe
• Publicity for her basketball team, they may be good, but they did come in second place in the finals...publicity could draw some better athletes to her team
• She was on Oprah...more publicity!

Now, let's look at Imus:

• Again, publicity is a good motivating factor, more people to watch his (or her) radio show
• Second income

So, is Imus Stringer or is Stringer Imus?

I don't know. I don't even know what kind of a twisted mind it would take to come up with a scheme like this, but I do know that it is possible and from the first time I saw Don Imus's face I didn't think he was real. His face was so saggy I thought it was one of those latex masks!

So, I'll be like Fox News when it comes to this issue. I'll report, you decide!