Georgia was my favorite SEC team before we joined.

What changed besides the arse whippings?

Good grief

WTF cares. Go do something productive

Ahahaha!

If your favorite SEC team besides your own is Tennessee then you're beyond help.

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But damn wtf. I like Tenner better now.

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Cool. Makes sense. You both are a combined 0-10. Have a seat loser.

Auburn and Tennessee are the coolest who matter. Vandy is cool but doesn't matter.

South Carolina is cool too.

Everyone else is worthless.

you'll learn to hate everyone. Its better that way

It turns out fans really don’t like other teams that win a lot. Crazy

Reacting poorly to losing a football game — or any competition — can harm both the individual and team dynamics. Emotional outbursts or blame-shifting show a lack of resilience, sportsmanship, and self-control, which are essential traits for personal growth and team success. Such behavior can negatively impact relationships with teammates and coaches, eroding trust and camaraderie, which are critical in team sports.

Moreover, losing is an inevitable part of competition, and how one handles it reflects character. Responding constructively — by identifying areas for improvement and committing to work harder — fosters growth and sets a positive example. Acting immaturely or lashing out, however, can create a negative environment, discourage others, and damage a person’s reputation both on and off the field.

Sports are also about life lessons, teaching perseverance, accountability, and respect. Poor reactions to losses can undermine these values, while composure and grace under pressure demonstrate maturity and a commitment to improvement. Winners are often those who learn from setbacks rather than letting them define their attitude or behavior.