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re: Tears, and comparing Tebow and Mcarron
Posted on 11/4/12 at 4:41 pm to Crimson Legend
Posted on 11/4/12 at 4:41 pm to Crimson Legend
Yeah...those tears from McCarron weren't stress-related in my opinion. Your team just won in a game where you put it all on the line. That's why I'm kind of worried about this A&M game because last night's game was one of the the most physical and emotional games this team has played in a LONG time.
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Posted on 11/4/12 at 4:41 pm to juff
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You don't cry on the football field
Dick Vermeil would like to challenge you to a duel.
Posted on 11/4/12 at 4:41 pm to getback
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He didn't play his best game, but dug down and pulled it out. He's an emotional kid, and I love him for it!
Posted on 11/4/12 at 4:42 pm to SECSolomonGrundy
Here's a somewhat shocking observation. Brace for it:
19 and 20 year olds sometimes do not contain their emotions as tightly as professional athletes.
Sorry I don't have the psychological data on hand, but it really is true. I read it somewhere.
19 and 20 year olds sometimes do not contain their emotions as tightly as professional athletes.
Sorry I don't have the psychological data on hand, but it really is true. I read it somewhere.
Posted on 11/4/12 at 4:42 pm to juff
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If an LSU player cried I would call her a bitch too.
Posted on 11/4/12 at 4:46 pm to PortCityTiger82
Some (many) of my fellow Bama fans criticized Tebow, but love it when Ingram or McElroy cried. It is how we roll.
15 coming...
15 coming...
Posted on 11/4/12 at 4:51 pm to juff
Lock the doors, hide your women....it's another INTERNET BADASS!
Posted on 11/5/12 at 12:16 am to juff
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I'll address each sentence separately.
Oh, there were? Well, since they're my teams players that's...frick that. Hopefully, they were non-starters. They're fricking bitches.
I can gfm? frick off you pussy. You don't fricking cry on the field.
So, you don't see anything wrong with McCarron crying huh? You should be a fricking aTm fan you bitch
Yeah, try telling Spencer Ware that he's a bitch because he was one of them. Pretty sure you would get your arse stomped.
Wanna know how I know you never played football? You're probably one of those douches that sits there and bitches about every possible thing during a football game. No LSU fan wants people like you as a part of our fan base, you sound like you are from Livingston Parish.
This post was edited on 11/5/12 at 12:18 am
Posted on 11/5/12 at 12:22 am to austingator
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I call Richt Helen
He really does look like her.
Posted on 11/5/12 at 1:50 am to austingator
Two big differences. AJ cried from the emotion of triumph after a devastating battle. A battle in which he got his arse handed to him until the very last. Like how Rocky broke down when he finally won against Apollo.
Tebow cried because things did not go his way and he lost. Like a 5 year old brat who cant handle shite like that.
Secondly, AJ went to the bench and buried his head in a towel during the crux of it all. He wasnt seeking attention, just experiencing his emotions and trying to compose himself.
Tebow would find the nearest camera and sit there bawling for all to see, looking at himself on the big screen every ten seconds.
Tebow cried because things did not go his way and he lost. Like a 5 year old brat who cant handle shite like that.
Secondly, AJ went to the bench and buried his head in a towel during the crux of it all. He wasnt seeking attention, just experiencing his emotions and trying to compose himself.
Tebow would find the nearest camera and sit there bawling for all to see, looking at himself on the big screen every ten seconds.
This post was edited on 11/5/12 at 1:53 am
Posted on 11/5/12 at 2:07 am to juff
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They're both bitches. You don't cry on the football field. If an LSU player cried I would call her a bitch too.
No, you just cry while sitting in your room, alone, masturbating, right?
Posted on 11/5/12 at 4:09 am to Topan
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Two big differences. AJ cried from the emotion of triumph after a devastating battle. A battle in which he got his arse handed to him until the very last. Like how Rocky broke down when he finally won against Apollo.
Tebow cried because things did not go his way and he lost. Like a 5 year old brat who cant handle shite like that.
Secondly, AJ went to the bench and buried his head in a towel during the crux of it all. He wasnt seeking attention, just experiencing his emotions and trying to compose himself.
Tebow would find the nearest camera and sit there bawling for all to see, looking at himself on the big screen every ten seconds.
Agreed. Tebow is a horrible person.
Posted on 11/5/12 at 4:55 am to austingator
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The tears Macaroni shed were real I believe. To me it showed the tremendous pressure players feel to repeat as national champions. The kid was overwhelmed, much like Tebow. Tebow cried because he failed. Macaroni cried because he felt relief when he didn't screw it up for Bama. I personally think players are under tremendous pressure much like Florida was in 2009. Will they succeed? We shall see. It ain't no easy, and to me it is easier, for the team on the rise, than to the team who did it last year.
No doubt the pressure on them is unreal. Your right about repeating of course too. That's why it happens so seldom. Let's face it, the odds the Tide can pull out 5 more wins this year are pretty long. The Aggies, UGA, and whoever we'd have to beat int the title game are all capable teams.
Of course Auburn and the directional team we play are just speed bumps and the kind you don't even bother slowing down for.
Posted on 11/5/12 at 5:11 am to austingator
When a player has a temper tantrum (slams his helmet, etc) and walks around pouting like a bitch because he's mad.. That's cool, but when a man cries at Old Yeller, he can't control his emotions.
Why dat is?
Why dat is?
Posted on 11/5/12 at 5:29 am to RGJ18
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There were some lsu players in tears after the game. So yeah you can gfy. I don't see anything wrong with McCarron crying. Difference with him and tebow is that tebow plate a hell of a game, gave it all he had and still lost. McCarron knew he didn't have his best game, but still gave it all he could and was relieved to get the victory.
Thats right. I get it. They really give a damn. I man that can cry for something he cares about without giving a damn what others think...nothing wrong with that.
Posted on 11/5/12 at 5:45 am to austingator
you should jump off the highest object nearest your moms basement.
seriously
jump
off
seriously
jump
off
Posted on 11/5/12 at 5:57 am to SECSolomonGrundy
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Im not a big fan of the tears. To me, it shows that he's not mentally ready for the NFL.
The lack of emotion in the NFL is why it sucks.
Posted on 11/5/12 at 6:01 am to Asharad
So you're saying that because all the NFL players aren't crybabies, it sucks?
Posted on 11/5/12 at 6:41 am to Gradual_Stroke
Well, this IS poetic justice for you Bama fans that have really enjoyed over the years dropping zingers about Tebow crying. Yeah. frick y'all. Me personally, I didn't have a problem with either crying. And I want to hate McCarron, but his fiery emotional side, no matter how it manifests itself, won't allow me to. I loved that first game where that became evident against Florida when he was running around ready to fight
Posted on 11/5/12 at 6:47 am to tkane311
A bit of honesty:
I enjoyed Tebow crying on the sidelines. I don't fault him for it, or call him a puss, or anything stupid. I enjoyed it because it signified to me that he had done everything he could imaginably do to win, and we still dominated Florida (and this was when Florida was still on top). I didn't bask in his failure, I was enjoying Bama's success as a fan.
I have never hated Tebow, but I have always hated the "Mythical Tebow" created by the media...so I can relate when people hate the "Mythical Alabama" that supposedly can beat NFL teams.
I enjoyed Tebow crying on the sidelines. I don't fault him for it, or call him a puss, or anything stupid. I enjoyed it because it signified to me that he had done everything he could imaginably do to win, and we still dominated Florida (and this was when Florida was still on top). I didn't bask in his failure, I was enjoying Bama's success as a fan.
I have never hated Tebow, but I have always hated the "Mythical Tebow" created by the media...so I can relate when people hate the "Mythical Alabama" that supposedly can beat NFL teams.
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