Not sure who heard it on live broadcast, but after an obvious hold on South Carolina it got quiet and all you could hear “how the f*** is that not holding?! How the f*** is that not holding?!” Over and over from our sideline. I’m not all for cussing on live national television but that was amazing. Summed up my thoughts from many times over the years.
Who was the coach dropping F bombs about holding?
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I'm pretty sure TV nowadays puts microphones in places where they "accidentally" pick up this stuff, to ratchet up the interest from fans, but so they can then tell the FCC it was all just an accident that the microphones picked it up.
Any dubmass knows if you put live microphones on athletes/coaches/fans during or after games, in huddles, in dugouts, etc. there is going to be stuff said. And ESPN all but encourages it with McAfee, Saban, and others on live shows.
Not saying it should be allowed on broadcast, but the 17 word is so ubiquitous no one bats an eye anymore.
Slight hijack, but the kid chanting Fire Beamer over and over during one of the upclose fan shots was freaking gold.
Hummm.....the Ole Miss QB drops an Fbomb on live TV and all of a sudden, we have people here dredging up stuff that we did. It NEVER fails.
Your ilk needs to get purged from the fanbase. Need to quit giving a 17 about what Ole Miss is doing. It's literally the only thing that motivates so many of you.
Hand to the head is now the SEC refs' go-to call to tip a game one way or the other .
Unfortunately that is the problem, guess I should have said purge the mindset, because we sure can't spare any bodies......
Of course it's not just us.......Auburn and Texas A&M have operated this way forever, with a little success, but not as much as they could have had. Plus they have more resources
We still need to break free of the lil bro shlt
is this really a argument about someones displeasure over a coach/player use of the word "17"???
if so, please go away......
if there is any fault to blame, then it is the sports broadcast and sound people for go after sideline sounds ...... b/c that word, and many other are common place, and that is just the way it is, and has been for a very, very long time
if so, please go away......
if there is any fault to blame, then it is the sports broadcast and sound people for go after sideline sounds ...... b/c that word, and many other are common place, and that is just the way it is, and has been for a very, very long time
Which part do you disagree? It's everywhere, movies, TV shows, Youtube, overheard personal conversation, etc. No one bats an eye? Maybe if they did, it wouldn't be everywhere. I don't like it, but I'm not going to waste time and energy being upset either.
My view is The Queen Mother of All Dirty Words should be held in reserve for special occasions.
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So the sound track of a sideline during a football game had some cuss words ?
If you are a MSU fan and are offended by FBombs coming from coaches, sidelines or baseball dugout….. you may want to not watch competitive sports.
PLOT TWIST: It wasn't coming from the field. The mic was picking up my wife screaming at the TV in Tennessee.
I remember when the jeanspagers got the vapors during the Mullen tenure about coaches swearing.
If Lebby wasn't allowed to say mother-eff, he wouldn't be able to speak in complete sentences.
Folks can feel how they want to feel. But they shouldn't be projecting their morality onto others. Especially if they've never played a competitive sport above high school level.
If Lebby wasn't allowed to say mother-eff, he wouldn't be able to speak in complete sentences.
Folks can feel how they want to feel. But they shouldn't be projecting their morality onto others. Especially if they've never played a competitive sport above high school level.
Are you sure he wasn’t taking about our left tackle? That kid was having trouble blocking air
Just saying, there's plenty who don't use it and don't want to hear it. I know plenty don't care.
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