Western Kentucky Coach Rick Stansbury Called Reporter “Honey” Post-Game

by Larry Leo

March 9, 201827 Comments

After his team beat UAB on Thursday night, Western Kentucky coach Rick Stansbury did an interview with sideline reporter Laura Britt. When she asked about his team's next matchup against Old Dominon, old Rick here called her "Honey"...

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Skinny•99 months

I feel like every coach or man in general with a twang has to at some point respond to a woman with either, honey, sweetheart or baby doll. In a weird way its just being a southern gentleman. No harm.

BayouTiga•99 months

We are in a VERY SAD place when this makes the news.

JustinT37•99 months

Our news is Fake, filled with propaganda. Brainwashing the West into having No family structure...

OTIS2•99 months

What the hell is the problem?

pellietigersaint•99 months

he coulda said "look here bitch"..............

RidiculousHype•99 months

Larry, why is that "no bueno"? Honey is a southern term of endearment, as in sweet, or nice. What planet are you from?

JeanPierre•99 months

Anybody that gets offended by this man calling that woman “honey” can go straight to hell in a handbasket. Son of a bitch, everyone’s a pussy now!! Gaaaaah daaaamn

TigahTeeth•99 months

He should have just called her woman.... oh wait, that has man in it and they don’t like that. Or maybe person... but that has the word son in it which is masculine also. How about a-hole since everyone has one of those.

LaBR4•99 months

on Women's International Day lol

stniaSxuaeG•99 months

OMG Who cares

Lsu101205•99 months

I hate what we have become.

TigerOnTheMountain•99 months

For fricks sake

ColoBama•99 months

Don't worry your pretty face any ... I have heard too many men from down south say that with no harm meant. World doesn't make any sense anymore.

SSpaniel•99 months

And? Surely there is more. If not, then why on earth is this considered "news"?