Kirk Herbstreit Out Here Defending The 'SEC bias' People Chirp About

by Larry Leo

February 8, 202010 Comments

Kirk Herbstreit Out Here Defending The 'SEC bias' People Chirp About

Matthew O'Haren-USA TODAY Sports

As the SEC continues to dominate college football, there are sports personalities and fans out there still chirping about an "SEC bias." The latest thing to get them going is the SEC sending nearly 40 more players to the NFL combine, more than any other conference...

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Look at ESPN's Kirk Herbstreit defending the gate...

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(The Spun)

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NC_Tigah•50 months

Travis is cutting up. Nonetheless, "It was tough but somehow we managed to talk the entire NFL into it." . . . . . is a hilarious response.

JG77056•50 months

You realize Clay Travis is a huge SEC shill and was being sarcastic....right?

bucknut15•50 months

Uh yeah, that was obvious.

GreatLakesTiger24•50 months

Clay Travis voted for Obama. FRAUD!!!

LSUNV•50 months

Never heard of enslaved millionaire! Sign me up!

Morris1•50 months

I’m a Clemson fan, but if anyone denies the fact that ALL the best athletes come from the southeast is kidding themselves. The Sec will reign supreme on this forever more.

Oswald31•50 months

Congrats on enslaving black ppl longer than the rest of the country.

CanebreakCajun•50 months

Yes enslaved black people who will make more in their contract than you in your entire life. Stfu you idiot. Go back to San Francisco.

HuRRiCaNe MiLeS•50 months

We give dem good eats ova here baw

OleManDixon•50 months

Why don’t you run that comment past a few black people and see how well it’s received.

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