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It's true. But I doubt the players take it that way, which is unfortunate.
How true that is.
We lost a very good DT who went pro early after the 2002 season and he was very upset that fans booed during the 2002 Florida game, he said something like; "they're your friend one day and stab you in the back the next, I don't like being around people like that."
Not only that, players love their coaches and when fans boo the coaches the players take that personally.
I'm sure the players are hurting enough emotionally right now without any abuse from those Monday morning QBs who couldn't coach an eight hundred pound gorilla out of a hefty bag themselves anyway.
How true that is.
We lost a very good DT who went pro early after the 2002 season and he was very upset that fans booed during the 2002 Florida game, he said something like; "they're your friend one day and stab you in the back the next, I don't like being around people like that."
Not only that, players love their coaches and when fans boo the coaches the players take that personally.
My God, grow up people. You know you can respectfully disagree with someone and not stoop to badgering and insulting them. We ought to try that sometime.
Ok man...if that was an insult, I apologize...I'm not going to do this anymore. You get a rise out of people arguing with you.
Regardless of what was said in the press conference, booing the players is insulting. Sorry you don't see it that way. I guess, if you were out there, it would be viewed as "constructive criticism".
I'm not arguing......I am simply stating the obvious. The booing makes you look bad, makes our fan base look bad, makes the entire university look bad.
Because two wrongs make a right? Is that seriously your rationalization?And what is your opinion of the piss poor product from the offices to the field, from Hamilton to the towel boy?