Like I said in the other thread, I haven't cried over a loss since I was in elementary school. I couldn't really imagine doing it as a grown man.

I will say that I do stop watching college football for the day when UGA loses mainly to avoid seeing the highlights during other games. I'll go to the movies and not really watch or read any CFB content until about the next Wednesday or so.

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Posted by OleManDixon

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Posted on 8/21/19 at 8:36 pm to TeddyWestside

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I will say that I do stop watching college football for the day when UGA loses mainly to avoid seeing the highlights during other games. I'll go to the movies and not really watch or read any CFB content until about the next Wednesday or so.

This reaction is appropriate as is the length of the grieving period. It’s just a game, therefore it’s okay to live in denial. And the folks who call into postgame shows after a loss will forever remain a mystery to me.

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Posted by TideFaninFl

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Member since Oct 2017

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Posted on 8/21/19 at 9:42 pm to TeddyWestside

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Like I said in the other thread, I haven't cried over a loss since I was in elementary school. I couldn't really imagine doing it as a grown man.

I will say that I do stop watching college football for the day when UGA loses mainly to avoid seeing the highlights during other games. I'll go to the movies and not really watch or read any CFB content until about the next Wednesday or so.

Never cried over a sporting event. However I do the exact same thing when Alabama loses. I lose interest in the rest of the football for that day, and do not read newspapers, or go on line to posting sites for a few days. Thank goodness those days are rare...