volfan2024
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Please explain how “it was going our way” when Gaulden flipped off those Bama fans. I remember that game being a blowout.Ehhh. One of those things we’d love if it was going our way. Everyone loves the pic of Gaulden flipping off the Bama fans. Not saying I like it but it is what it is. Don’t give up double digit sacks and then you can worry about the other teams celebrations.
Nope. Never would have loved it and didn't like the Gaulden business. Very funny, though, that his teammate had to explain to him why the ref threw the flag.Ehhh. One of those things we’d love if it was going our way. Everyone loves the pic of Gaulden flipping off the Bama fans. Not saying I like it but it is what it is. Don’t give up double digit sacks and then you can worry about the other teams celebrations.
It’s a snapshot of this generation. Kids constantly trying to catch attention with gestures.Is it upbringing, social media or idols that make kids think stuff like that is cool?
IMO that is totally different situations JMO but Gaulden saw Bama fans yelling at him. I dont know what slurs or whatever but it was a spur of moment reaction. Not saying it was right but it was a once in a season pick 6 where this was 1 of 5 sacks that at some point he made decision I'm going to do it. What the Texas LB did was practiced and choregraphed. Meaning with his low IQ he thought this was a good ideal. Some of the players are probably like great D End Dexter Manely who said after he won the Superbowl. He graduated from Oklahoma State and couldnt read nor write but he was an All American, so nobody cared.Ehhh. One of those things we’d love if it was going our way. Everyone loves the pic of Gaulden flipping off the Bama fans. Not saying I like it but it is what it is. Don’t give up double digit sacks and then you can worry about the other teams celebrations.
Like I said. It was great for your team when we acted out, but not so good when it’s not your team.IMO that is totally different situations JMO but Gaulden saw Bama fans yelling at him. I dont know what slurs or whatever but it was a spur of moment reaction. Not saying it was right but it was a once in a season pick 6 where this was 1 of 5 sacks that at some point he made decision I'm going to do it. What the Texas LB did was practiced and choregraphed. Meaning with his low IQ he thought this was a good ideal. Some of the players are probably like great D End Dexter Manely who said after he won the Superbowl. He graduated from Oklahoma State and couldnt read nor write but he was an All American, so nobody cared.
Not the score, the action. Plenty on this forum loved when that took place. That is still a posted meme to this day on this site. Now they don’t love when opposing players are disrespectful.Please explain how “it was going our way” when Gaulden flipped off those Bama fans. I remember that game being a blowout.
I could not care less if our team has an “attitude“ as they losing to everyone.
are you trying to compare flipping the bird to pulling your imaginary wang out and shooting on the field and smelling your crotch and passing out after you sniff it?Not the score, the action. Plenty on this forum loved when that took place. That is still a posted meme to this day on this site. Now they don’t love when opposing players are disrespectful.
I don’t like either. I’m just grown up enough to condemn both.
All of them, too many parents don't know how to be parents now, social media practically encourages discourtesy, and idols are not what they once were: Captain Kangaroo and Mr. Rogers are long gone, unfortunately. In their place are female azz flashers, and males seeming to compete to see how foul-mouth, and uncouth they can be.Is it upbringing, social media or idols that make kids think stuff like that is cool?
