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re: Will Kirby Get Suspended for This?
Posted on 10/13/24 at 8:24 pm to Smokey Okie
Posted on 10/13/24 at 8:24 pm to Smokey Okie
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What was I supposed to think?
You try to tie Saban into the conversation, because you are an idiot, and equate Kirby rushing up on an opposing team's player and violently shoving him with Saban slapping a player on the butt one time and your head coach "paddling" you every single day he laid eyes on you.
If you weren't stupid, people wouldn't say stupid things to you. Have you ever thought about that?
I don't give a shite what you think, I'm just going to make fun of you for the stupid shite you say.
I'm the easiest person on this forum to troll, you're just really shitty at it.
This post was edited on 10/13/24 at 8:25 pm
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Posted on 10/13/24 at 8:25 pm to beaverfever
Kirby is going to have to be punished. His insane actions have gone national. He’s a well known psychopath on the sidelines and has to have a handler. It’s a bad look if the league doesn’t punish him:
Georgia's Kirby Smart shoves MSU player during game: Video
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NY POST
Georgia's Kirby Smart shoves MSU player during game: Video
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NY POST
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Georgia’s Kirby Smart shoves Mississippi State QB Michael Van Buren in heated sideline moment
Posted on 10/13/24 at 8:27 pm to Captain Insano
Posted on 10/13/24 at 8:29 pm to Rhino5
NY Post -
The kid is not mad about it, but a bunch of internet virtue signalers are.
of course...
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(Miss State QB) Van Buren didn’t know what to make of the situation and Mississippi State coach Jeff Lebby did not comment on the situation, explaining he hadn’t seen what happened.
“I’m not really sure what that was but I was just trying to play my game,” Van Buren said. “I didn’t really see it for real.”
The kid is not mad about it, but a bunch of internet virtue signalers are.
of course...
This post was edited on 10/13/24 at 8:33 pm
Posted on 10/13/24 at 8:33 pm to Captain Insano
Kirby should just told the truth; he lost his cool in the heat of the moment. Does Kirbs have an anger management problem?
Posted on 10/13/24 at 8:38 pm to 3down10
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I don't give a shite what you think, I'm just going to make fun of you for the stupid shite you say.
I'm the easiest person on this forum to troll, you're just really shitty at it.
I'm not trolling you.
Board participants said: Kirby should not have violently shoved that Ms. State player, out of the blue, for no fricking reason at all other than that Kirby is a man-child that can't control his emotions like an adult.
You said: I once saw someone get their head pounded into the sidewalk and stomped on for absolutely no reason, just for thrills, and they were fine afterwards and didn't even complain. And Saban slapped McCarron on the arse that one time, so what's wrong with what Kirby did?
Stop being retarded and I'll stop treating you like a retard, deal? Seriously, try to be more normal.
Posted on 10/13/24 at 8:42 pm to Harry Rex Vonner
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The kid is not mad about it, but a bunch of internet virtue signalers are.
of course...
The child was attacked by a rampaging, charging, violent maniac that shoved him like a rag-doll, a man that holds a lot of power and prestige and could likely put the bad word out on the kid among fellow coaches and ruin his life, and the kid says he is not mad about it.
He is scared to death of what Kirby could do to him if he made a big deal out of the assault. Disgusting.
Posted on 10/13/24 at 8:45 pm to Harry Rex Vonner
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The kid is not mad about it, but a bunch of internet virtue signalers are.
Well maybe that hyperactive turd Kirby should get control of himself. He acts like he’s on coke. He already needs another grown man to pull him back by his belt on the sidelines.
Suspend him. He went after an opposing player in his fit of rage.
Posted on 10/13/24 at 8:51 pm to 3down10
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What's the big deal about shoving someone out of the way when you are on a clock in critical game time situations?
The fact you can’t just randomly shove people out of the way would be the first of several reasons.
Especially when you are the head coach of a football team and the person you are pushing is the opponent’s quarterback.
If a Georgia player had done that on the field he would have been flagged.
If Kirby truly was so tunnel visioned that he was just completely oblivious to his surroundings that is an issue. If Kirby was in such a rage he didn’t care who he was shoving that is an issue.
This thread wouldn’t be headed for 20 pages if it were normal for a head coach to shove an opposing player.
Posted on 10/13/24 at 8:56 pm to 3down10
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I literally once watched Saban slap AJ McCarron on the arse in anger after he cussed him out for about 20 seconds.
Do you really not see the difference in what you described and what Kirby did? Really? The difference between a coaches own player and an opponent?
And what Saban did with AJ wouldn’t fly today. Even at the time it got tons of scrutiny.
I think Saban learned from that . I know he never, for whatever reason, did it again during a nationally televised game.
Posted on 10/13/24 at 9:10 pm to Harry Rex Vonner
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The kid is not mad about it, but a bunch of internet virtue signalers are.
My neighbor’s driveway is across from my mailbox. Twice he has backed over my mailbox. He didn’t mean to do it. But it was still wrong to drive over my mailbox. Maybe he is honest or maybe it is the camera that recorded it. Either way, both times he came over, apologized, and bought me a new mailbox and post.
Such is life.
Just because you don’t mean to do something doesn’t mean you won’t have to pay for it.
Posted on 10/13/24 at 9:10 pm to captdalton
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Do you really not see the difference in what you described and what Kirby did? Really? The difference between a coaches own player and an opponent?
And what Saban did with AJ wouldn’t fly today. Even at the time it got tons of scrutiny.
I think Saban learned from that . I know he never, for whatever reason, did it again during a nationally televised game.
Yeah, what Saban did was intentional and done in a moment of anger/frustration. Nothing Saban did was wrong exactly, but it does require the right kind of relationship. He obviously had a father/son type relationship with AJ.
What Kirby did wasn't even intentional and wasn't done in anger. It was accidental.
Posted on 10/13/24 at 9:16 pm to Smokey Okie
If Saban had shoved a player like this, the world of college football would be gathering to burn him at the stake.
Posted on 10/13/24 at 9:21 pm to 3down10
So you believe that if someone doesn’t mean to do something it can’t be wrong?
And there is a huge difference between a coach being physical with his own player and an opposing player.
Also, and maybe it is nothing, the three accounts that are defending this so rigorously all have very similar talking points at times and all call others that disagree with them similar names in the same way.
Harry Rex Vonner
Fire Dan Mullen
3 and 10
I already figured that HRV and FDM are the same guy. Are you him too 3A10?
Plus, you and HRV both claim to be hardnosed former athletes. Where all did you guys play? Surely you have played for some coaches that we have heard of. I know at least one person in this thread has. What coaches did you play for that shoved opposing players?
And there is a huge difference between a coach being physical with his own player and an opposing player.
Also, and maybe it is nothing, the three accounts that are defending this so rigorously all have very similar talking points at times and all call others that disagree with them similar names in the same way.
Harry Rex Vonner
Fire Dan Mullen
3 and 10
I already figured that HRV and FDM are the same guy. Are you him too 3A10?
Plus, you and HRV both claim to be hardnosed former athletes. Where all did you guys play? Surely you have played for some coaches that we have heard of. I know at least one person in this thread has. What coaches did you play for that shoved opposing players?
Posted on 10/13/24 at 9:31 pm to Opry
Jesus he needs to get himself under control, “acting like Woody Hayes” didn't even fly in the 80s.
And laying your hands on your player is one thing a player from another team is completely different. That’s assault. He does that in Austin and those libtards will charge him with a felony.
The SEC will suspend him for one game against Citidal or whatever BS game he has left.
Has he apologized yet?
And laying your hands on your player is one thing a player from another team is completely different. That’s assault. He does that in Austin and those libtards will charge him with a felony.
The SEC will suspend him for one game against Citidal or whatever BS game he has left.
Has he apologized yet?
This post was edited on 10/13/24 at 9:38 pm
Posted on 10/13/24 at 9:33 pm to captdalton
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So you believe that if someone doesn’t mean to do something it can’t be wrong?
And there is a huge difference between a coach being physical with his own player and an opposing player.
Also, and maybe it is nothing, the three accounts that are defending this so rigorously all have very similar talking points at times and all call others that disagree with them similar names in the same way.
Harry Rex Vonner
Fire Dan Mullen
3 and 10
I already figured that HRV and FDM are the same guy. Are you him too 3A10?
Plus, you and HRV both claim to be hardnosed former athletes. Where all did you guys play? Surely you have played for some coaches that we have heard of. I know at least one person in this thread has. What coaches did you play for that shoved opposing players?
The fact you only care that it was the opposing player that matters combined with it being an accident just highlights my point.
Here we go with the fantasies. Yes, I'm everyone's alt account. I let everyone tag team my account to fulfill entries in my homo diary. Feel better?
My coach was a former Alabama and NFL player. You would not understand the game as it was played then at all. Or probably life in general really compared to today. A coach pushing a kid like that would not have been something anyone would notice or care about. Rub some dirt on it and get over it.
Kind of like last night among the people actually involved, but not among a bunch of hens who need something to moan about.
I know it may seem strange to some, but normal people don't think everything that happens is a trigger for drama.
Posted on 10/13/24 at 9:40 pm to 3down10
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The fact you only care that it was the opposing player
This is the most important part of this whole story.
This post was edited on 10/13/24 at 9:51 pm
Posted on 10/13/24 at 9:45 pm to 3down10
Hell a coach got mad at me once and grabbed me by the facemask and dragged me to the bench in front of 5000 people.
He said he wanted us to play mean and hurt somebody so we did, took a guy out. I pointed this out to him and he went berserk claiming he never told us to hurt anyone. That was bullshite that's exactly what the mfer said. He just didn't like me pointing that out were anyone could see for obvious reasons. But that was a longtime ago.
My dad asked what happened and I told him, and he laughed saying “Well dumbass you never repeat shite like that, no wonder why he lost it”
Do that shite today and you would be done
He said he wanted us to play mean and hurt somebody so we did, took a guy out. I pointed this out to him and he went berserk claiming he never told us to hurt anyone. That was bullshite that's exactly what the mfer said. He just didn't like me pointing that out were anyone could see for obvious reasons. But that was a longtime ago.
My dad asked what happened and I told him, and he laughed saying “Well dumbass you never repeat shite like that, no wonder why he lost it”
Do that shite today and you would be done
This post was edited on 10/13/24 at 9:46 pm
Posted on 10/13/24 at 9:50 pm to 3down10
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I know it may seem strange to some, but normal people don't think everything that happens is a trigger for drama.
Normal or not, Kirby sure has caused a lot of drama. That is why completely non sports news outlets like the NY Post have picked up on this. You may not agree that this should be causing so much smoke. But it is. And that alone should make you question whether this is normal as you have seemed to argue.
Do you think this is a good thing for Georgia? Surely this won’t cause any distractions.
I guess the good news is it isn’t even about what a player did this time. It is about what the head coach did. Good thing Georgia is only playing Texas this week.
Even the Georgia fans have just decided to bow out from defending Kirby. The last three defenders are HRV, FDM and 3A10.
Good luck guys.
Posted on 10/13/24 at 9:52 pm to captdalton
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The is the most important part of this whole story.
Because you are stupid and refuse to look at context.
I have nothing else to say. I'm just going to think you are a piece of shite who looks to create drama out of nothing.
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