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Kirby whining about schedules, Sark whining about penalties call this game the Bitch Bowl
Posted on 12/9/24 at 3:27 pm
Posted on 12/9/24 at 3:27 pm
Make it a yearly thing.
Whiniest game of the year.
Whiniest game of the year.
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Posted on 12/9/24 at 3:28 pm to Miznoz
Eli Drinkwitz, the head coach at Missouri, has garnered a reputation for being outspoken and, at times, complaining about various issues in college football, which some may perceive as "whining." Here are a few reasons why he's often seen in this light:
1. Complaints About SEC Inequality: Drinkwitz has voiced frustrations about the perceived disparity between Missouri and other SEC programs, particularly in terms of recruiting, resources, and competitive advantages. His comments about Missouri being at a disadvantage in the conference have occasionally been interpreted as excuses for his team's performance.
2. Frequent Media Criticism: Drinkwitz has a history of publicly criticizing refereeing, league scheduling, and the broader college football landscape. These comments, especially after losses or tough situations, have led to a perception that he doesn’t always take responsibility for his team's shortcomings.
3. High Expectations and Results: As a relatively new coach in the SEC, Drinkwitz's outspoken nature is sometimes viewed as disproportionate to his team's success. Critics feel that instead of focusing solely on team performance, his vocal complaints detract from Missouri’s ability to compete at a high level consistently.
While his passion and desire to improve Missouri's position in the SEC are admirable, his public grievances often overshadow his coaching achievements and can come across as whining.
1. Complaints About SEC Inequality: Drinkwitz has voiced frustrations about the perceived disparity between Missouri and other SEC programs, particularly in terms of recruiting, resources, and competitive advantages. His comments about Missouri being at a disadvantage in the conference have occasionally been interpreted as excuses for his team's performance.
2. Frequent Media Criticism: Drinkwitz has a history of publicly criticizing refereeing, league scheduling, and the broader college football landscape. These comments, especially after losses or tough situations, have led to a perception that he doesn’t always take responsibility for his team's shortcomings.
3. High Expectations and Results: As a relatively new coach in the SEC, Drinkwitz's outspoken nature is sometimes viewed as disproportionate to his team's success. Critics feel that instead of focusing solely on team performance, his vocal complaints detract from Missouri’s ability to compete at a high level consistently.
While his passion and desire to improve Missouri's position in the SEC are admirable, his public grievances often overshadow his coaching achievements and can come across as whining.
Posted on 12/9/24 at 3:30 pm to ChatterBoxOfTheSEC
now people are starting alts to stalk me.
i aint reading all that shite.
I'm happy for you tho
or sorry that happened.
i aint reading all that shite.
I'm happy for you tho
or sorry that happened.
Posted on 12/9/24 at 3:31 pm to Miznoz
Don't be mad that ChickenGPT is online.
Posted on 12/9/24 at 3:32 pm to ChatterBoxOfTheSEC
Steve Sarkisian, the head coach at Texas, has garnered a reputation for being outspoken and, at times, complaining about various issues in college football, which some may perceive as "whining." Here are a few reasons why he's often seen in this light:
1. Complaints About SEC Inequality: Sarkisian has voiced frustrations about the perceived disparity between Texas and other SEC programs, particularly in terms of recruiting, resources, and competitive advantages. His comments about Texas being at a disadvantage in the conference have occasionally been interpreted as excuses for his team's performance.
2. Frequent Media Criticism: Sarkisian has a history of publicly criticizing refereeing, league scheduling, and the broader college football landscape. These comments, especially after losses or tough situations, have led to a perception that he doesn’t always take responsibility for his team's shortcomings.
3. High Expectations and Results: As a relatively new coach in the SEC, Sarkisian's outspoken nature is sometimes viewed as disproportionate to his team's success. Critics feel that instead of focusing solely on team performance, his vocal complaints detract from Texas’s ability to compete at a high level consistently.
While his passion and desire to improve Texas's position in the SEC are admirable, his public grievances often overshadow his coaching achievements and can come across as whining.
1. Complaints About SEC Inequality: Sarkisian has voiced frustrations about the perceived disparity between Texas and other SEC programs, particularly in terms of recruiting, resources, and competitive advantages. His comments about Texas being at a disadvantage in the conference have occasionally been interpreted as excuses for his team's performance.
2. Frequent Media Criticism: Sarkisian has a history of publicly criticizing refereeing, league scheduling, and the broader college football landscape. These comments, especially after losses or tough situations, have led to a perception that he doesn’t always take responsibility for his team's shortcomings.
3. High Expectations and Results: As a relatively new coach in the SEC, Sarkisian's outspoken nature is sometimes viewed as disproportionate to his team's success. Critics feel that instead of focusing solely on team performance, his vocal complaints detract from Texas’s ability to compete at a high level consistently.
While his passion and desire to improve Texas's position in the SEC are admirable, his public grievances often overshadow his coaching achievements and can come across as whining.
Posted on 12/9/24 at 3:34 pm to Miznoz
Plagiarism is unethical and dishonest. It involves using someone else's work, ideas, or expressions without proper acknowledgment, stealing intellectual property. This undermines creativity, academic integrity, and trust. Always give credit to original authors and create your own work to maintain fairness and respect in all fields.
Posted on 12/9/24 at 3:40 pm to Miznoz
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Steve Sarkisian, the head coach at Texas, has garnered a reputation for being outspoken and, at times, complaining
Kirby Smart's full-time job during the game is working the Refs. Non-freaking stop. From kick-off to the final gun. I know why he does it (it's psychology) but I'm surprised it still buys him something.
Bulldog is the perfect mascot for him. Hell, he is the mascot.
Posted on 12/9/24 at 3:42 pm to Miznoz
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Steve Sarkisian, the head coach at Texas, has garnered a reputation for being outspoken and, at times, complaining about various issues in college football, which some may perceive as "whining." Here are a few reasons why he's often seen in this light:
Posted on 12/9/24 at 3:42 pm to MtVernon
Should he be sitting on the sideline with a perplexed look on his face like Brian Kelly?
Or begging students to stop throwing shite on the field like Sark?
Or begging students to stop throwing shite on the field like Sark?
Posted on 12/9/24 at 3:43 pm to Miznoz
Mizzou, an Sec team, and no body cares at all.
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