The coal miner whose photo went viral as people saw him sitting while covered in coal dust at a basketball scrimmage in October is now quietly pointing to the importance of being a present father.
On Oct. 22, clad in coal miner’s clothing, Michael McGuire rushed from work to join his family at a University of Kentucky men’s basketball scrimmage.
Michael McGuire and his family getting the VIP treatment tonight at Rupp Arena. McGuire is the coal miner who Coach Calipari spotted in the crowd at the Blue and White scrimmage in Pikeville a few weeks ago. @WHAS11 pic.twitter.com/Xst1UiK4OUCANDACE CAMERON BURE TOUTS GAC FOR WHOLESOME ENTERTAINMENT: ‘KEEP TRADITIONAL MARRIAGE AT THE CORE’
“Just doing what I always do,” McGuire responded, noting the importance of being a father regardless of appearances. “Pretty much part of it. I’ve shown up at countless Pee Wee baseball games like that.”
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