Is that former Bulls coach Tim Floyd breaking up a fight?

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 one up.

A video has surfaced, posted on Deadspin via the blog Herm's Perm, which depicts a man who resembles Floyd swooping in to stop a wild melee involving at least six women in what's described as the cafeteria at the Morongo Casino in Cabazon, Calif.

Equally strange is what appears to be Henry Bibby, the former Trojans great and the man whom Floyd essentially replaced as USC coach, joining Floyd to prevent chairs from flying.

Gibson, who played three seasons for Floyd at USC, said it doesn't surprise him that his former coach would act as a peace-maker.

"Everybody is telling me about it," Gibson said. "And from what people have told me, I'm like, 'Yeah, that sounds like Coach Floyd.' He would break something up. He's such a soft-hearted guy."

Maybe Gibson can get a first-hand account of what really happened in that food court next time Floyd calls him.

"He hits me up with late-night voice mails," Gibson said. "That's the way he is. He says, 'I've been watching your games.' So we stay in long-distance touch. He tells me to keep bringing energy and he's watching all my games."