Lamar Jackson makes ESPNs C'Mon Man
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Yeah I thought that was tacky as well. Show some respect for the event you are at. He clearly had respect, but that was something simple he goofed on.
That's the way they roll, I remember one time went I went to the Derby Classic in Freedom Hall in the 80's, Louisville's players were there in sweaty sweats and Some of Kentucky's players were there dressed really nice. That's the difference like I always say, Kentucky has class, Louisville not so much. As far as Jackson I think he deserved the Heisman, but no socks, TACKY.
FYI he was wearing some very expensive "monster eye loafers". You don't wear socks with loafers. That being said, I wouldn't wear loafers with a suit LOL. But hey, I'm 50 not 19. I shake my head all the time at what the youth today are wearing.
We're criticizing a kid for no socks? Is the outrageously expensive garb he had on otherwise just unacceptable? Good Lord, people.
Even more funny someone mentioning some thing that happened in the 80s and now this to make his life comparison.
The kid didn't wear socks. Not earth shattering new on our board. I'd be happy if we never talked about him again.
Obviously it was noticed by ESPN, chill out, it's not the worst thing in the world and people are just commenting on it. I bet if you go out in loafers in December without socks it would be noticed too. It's kind of funny, just pointing out things haven't changed much from the class stand point in Louisville.
I'll be happy to talk about how UK with Johnson at QB beats him and his team next year. You have to like that kinda future.
Jackson is a punk showed that when we beat him doing that jack off Heisman pose who won the game Goat
You haven't posted much since Nov. 26th. Wanna tell us why?
The schools are allowed to give the players up to a certain amount should they need clothes for the award shows. Just like they are able to pay for getting the players to and from the award shows.
I dunno, it's supposedly around $80. Not exactly breaking the bank- especially when you're receiving the greatest award in college football.
And you're using socks as a metric by which we may accurately assess the classiness of a student athlete. My God.
This board is going to make me have an aneurysm.