Funny- "Giving him the business"

[vols kick balls]

YouTube - Giving Him The Business!
lol:

 

[volfanbill]

wow... that's got to make the guy feel even worse

 

[superdave1984]

I remember that. That was a long time ago.

 

[vols kick balls]

I remember that. That was a long time ago.

Im almost 100% sure that is from yesterday.

 

[Bassmanbruno]

Weird... sounds perverted especially since the offensive lineman at fault was #69..

 

[tdtnvols2004]

A ref also said this in a Pro game in the late 80's. I'll tryu to find it.

 

[tdtnvols2004]

YouTube - Funny Referee Call Jets Bills Football Fight

 

[emainvol]

Apparently that call was also in a video game, my roommate has been trying to find proof of it forever. He will be thrilled.

 

[volfanbill]

that was from this week. the key is hearing the announcers say "losing all-acc TE Anthony Hill". Unless MD-NC St played twice this season, that call was from this week's games.

 

[Business]

That was hilarious. More so because of my Volnation moniker.

 

[rwemyss]

:rofl: That's great.

 

[Plano Vol]

My apologies if this has alreadfy been posted;

Don't know why the ref chose these particular words?:crazy:N.C. State Penalized 15 Yards for'Giving Him the Business' | Mr. Irrelevant

 

[BigSteve09]

when i used to play madden 95 they'd say stuff like that

 

[volbreaker]

....at least it shows a propensity for fair play. I'd take it instead of what we get in the SEC..somewhat endearing...

 

[CSpindizzy]

Yeah. ESPN showed this clip last night. It was from over the weekend I believe and this is real. Completely hillarious. We need more ref comments like this.

 

[vader]

I remember seeing the original back in the day. Good stuff. I wonder if the latest was a tip of the cap.

 

[volfanbill]

i'm a dork i know, but I wonder if it's just how refs talk when not being "official".

I've reffed kids leagues and we didn't have any code words or anything, but I wonder if big time football refs do since the players are always up in their "business" trying to learn what the flag is for?