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I agree with you. You can see he didn’t even look at the kid. They just met at a spot at the same time. Hayes went after the kid.
If you kept a camera on the sidelines, throughout every football game....You would, more than likely, see people bumping into each other, all over the place...in every game...from staff, players and coaches alike. Even the cheerleaders and band are at-risk.
Nobody thinks about those things..TILL NOW! All of a sudden, a camera picks up a coach involved in trying to do his job, when he "bumps into" another player. For a HC...the first instinct, is self-defemse [get this person off me].
The media used Social Media response to create a non-story against UGA. Again. They are working on destroying the Bulldog family through a "death of a thousand cuts".
Every story, seems to have a negative spin. You'd think the Dawgs were Republican, or something. Lol
Calm down? Lol. The man is who he is and calm is not his jam on the sidelines, never has been. Most defensive-minded coaches are the same. His fire is what motivates, it's what drives the intensity and the unrelenting desire to be elite on a constant basis. Everybody falls short of their goal at some time but no, the wheels are not coming off.
Every game...every sideline...players and coaches. Nothing new, to people that actually play the game. If you mentioned it to either one of em, next week....they'd laugh at you. Probably ask you which game.
Anybody, but Kirby Smart & the Georgia Bulldogs....and, you never hear a word about it. Most people took it, pretty much, exactly the way Kirby described it.....Without a big news story and a bunch of hullabaloo from the lesser experienced fan and reporter.
What are we waiting for....How long before we call this whole story out, for the Longhorn feces that it is??? News Media…SMH...can't trust em...no fun without em. Lol...always workin' an angle. But, never the right one.
I am more less talking about the defense. With the exception of Kentucky, the offense has carried the day mostly. Big plays given up on Defense, and giving up a ton of rushing yards has been plaguing these guys the last couple years.
@BigDawg61 Actually it is very rare for head coaches to shove opposing players on the sideline. And no, it isn't the Longhorns driving this.
I understand some words being blocked out, but I didn’t think a coach’s nickname and a Toy Story character would be blocked out.