Don't think we'll get his vote or any favors, whatsoever...'Cause his AD is on the playoff selection committee?
Don't think we'll get his vote or any favors, whatsoever...'Cause his AD is on the playoff selection committee?
You stole my thoughts. Seriously, not only is he on the selection committee, he is the chairman. So is it any wonder people would question his decision making if he is diverting attention towards the filming of BB on the sideline and away from the real issue...the behavior of his head coach?'Cause his AD is on the playoff selection committee?
Arkansas and its fans have stooped beneath what I thought was the lowest level of corruptness. A level occupied by the likes of Phil Fulmer. Indeed, this is lower than that, IMO. My disdain for them and their program is now greater than what I had for any other program, and I hope they lose every game they play.Jeff Long released this statement. Apparently, they filed a complaint to the SEC and ESPN....
Because Bert changed the narrative, and Arky fans ran with it.All that said, I don't know how the issue came to be the filming of Bielema, rather than his misconduct...
I have always thought that cameras were OK outside the coaches box. I know I have seen plenty of field level cameras on the sidelines. The original play occurred pretty near the end of the box. Looks like he should have received a sideline warning to me [emoji57]Because Bert changed the narrative, and Arky fans ran with it.
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Yep - the story went from, "look what this footage shows" to "where did that footage come from" in a NY minute. People literally stopped talking about what they were seeing and ran with the conspiracy theory. Why? Because everyone wants to believe that in order for the Patriots and Tide to be this good for this long, they must be cheating. It explains why their team isn't better - they aren't willing to cheat. Moral victories and all that.Because Bert changed the narrative, and Arky fans ran with it.