Crying Kid Done Watching Arkansas Because "Razorbacks always lose'

by Larry Leo

September 30, 201513 Comments

Kid, I assure you, you are not alone. Like adult Arkansas fans everywhere, this poor little kid is pretty emotional about Arkansas' 1-3 start this season, declaring he doesn't want to go to a football game ever again because the Razorbacks always lose...

Poor guy.

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PhilipMarlowe•115 months

Bert would eat dat baby. No doubt.

DVinBR•115 months

well he's not wrong

crash1211•115 months

It is like being an L.S.U. fan in the early 90's.

theunknownknight•115 months

That kid's mentality is what wrong with the younger generations today. They are almost all front runners and can't cope with challenges and learning from failure (see Lebron)

Ebbandflow•115 months

And that's why you dont get your ego wrapped up in a friggin sports team. First time learning this lesson.

Ebbandflow•115 months

And that's why you dont get your ego wrapped up in a friggin sports team. First time learning this lesson.

justice•115 months

Poor baby

cokebottleag•115 months

This was me in 2008. And I was an adult.

Kyrie Eleison•115 months

Bert...pulverizing the hopes and dreams of little children since 2013.

SECdragonmaster•115 months

I agree with GeauxTGRZ.

I hate the hogs but that is just sad for that little boy. Let him grieve in solitude, just like his coach fat bert. You do not see bert's wife posting videos of him hiding in the closet eating cookie dough after the games do you?

nope.

Brosef Stalin17•115 months

priceless

Jackie Chan•115 months

I know the feeling kid. I grew up watching the Tigers and Saints in the 90s.

GeauxTGRZ•115 months

POS parents for putting this online.

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