Bama fans, why aren't there 40 threads about this ?

Thanks to my friend TutHillTiger for directing me to this information on my Joseph Goodman research.


Alabama Legend Mistreated In Neyland

Former Alabama running back Kerry Goode was in Knoxville on Saturday doing what any father would do, supporting his son. Goode, who played for the Crimson Tide in the mid 1980s, was in Neyland Stadium Saturday watching the Tennessee Vols pull off an upset that ended 15-years of misery against the Alabama Crimson Tide.

The former tailback, who now battles ALS Disease, was sitting in the Tennessee friends and family section of Neyland Stadium because his son was hired by the Volunteers as a recruiting analyst this past year.

It was a day that should have been celebratory for the Goode family, but while Roman and his coworkers celebrated a historic win that served as proof of Tennessee's long road back to the top, his father was being mistreated in the stands.

Goode, who is confined to a wheelchair due to his disease, had drinks poured all over him during the celebration and pandemonium.






His son coaches for Tennessee..




The Tennessee fans are certainly entitled to celebrate what was an epic ballgame and a historic win for its program, however there are certain things you don't do. Pouring out drinks on Alabama fans, abled or disabled, simply crosses that line.