whobethis16
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Yes, something that's as staged as a performance of Hamilton is the same as baseball....I personally think this is appropriate in this thread.View attachment 461620
Yes, something that's as staged as a performance of Hamilton is the same as baseball....I personally think this is appropriate in this thread.View attachment 461620
I have no issue with us being hated. I think these kids are just having fun, they're winning a lot, and other teams don't like it. We don't like that Alabama has won 6 national titles in football in the last 12 years.That's the biggest thing. This board has been full of people whining and complaining about how "everyone HATES us!", "why are we not getting respect?!", and then cheer when our guys act like this. No, I don't think these guys are bad off the field. But the problem is, the large majority only sees what happens on the field. If you don't want people to hate you for what you're doing, don't do it.
Ok? Doesn't mean this board isn't constantly filled with what I said. Just yesterday there was 3 full pages whining about how they were showing the conclusion of a game that started before instead of dropping everything for Tennessee. Want to be hated, be hated, but don't cry when you get the results from others.The team feeds on the hate.
I have no issue with us being hated. I think these kids are just having fun, they're winning a lot, and other teams don't like it. We don't like that Alabama has won 6 national titles in football in the last 12 years.
The same people defending Beck would be outraged over Bryce Young shooting Jeremy Banks the finger after throwing a TD pass. It's just a double standard, and then you have posters villainizing anyone calling out that fact. People don't have to like that Beck did it, and people don't have to like the fact that some of our fans take exception with it. It's just a difference of opinion. I'd just expect that same group of people to hold tight to that same standard when the shoe (bird) is on the other foot (hand).
Shocklngly predictable responses. You don't flip off an opponent--that is bush league and terrible sportsmanship, period. We take things too far at times.
Glibert's 15-foot-high bat flip last night was also too much--disrespectful. Sure, flip your bat--but you don't flip it 15-feet in the air.
I haven't cried about it one bit. Let them hate, as long as they respect.Ok? Doesn't mean this board isn't constantly filled with what I said. Just yesterday there was 3 full pages whining about how they were showing the conclusion of a game that started before instead of dropping everything for Tennessee. Want to be hated, be hated, but don't cry when you get the results from others.
I didn't care for it, but I was like you in the fact that my real area of frustration and anger was in the fact that we weren't competitive.I had no problem with Derrick Henry taunting our fans in Neyland after he slung like 4 defenders onto the ground en route to a 60 yard TD to put Alabama up something like 50-0 that one year. When you’re that good, you can do what you want. I’m far more embarrassed by the product we put on the field than a college athlete taunting and disrespecting Tennessee.
Most of the hate from other fans is simply because they can't beat the VOLS.That's the biggest thing. This board has been full of people whining and complaining about how "everyone HATES us!", "why are we not getting respect?!", and then cheer when our guys act like this. No, I don't think these guys are bad off the field. But the problem is, the large majority only sees what happens on the field. If you don't want people to hate you for what you're doing, don't do it.
I didn't care for it, but I was like you in the fact that my real area of frustration and anger was in the fact that we weren't competitive.
My disagreement with Beck's actions are not to be taken as an attempt to rake Beck over the coals, call for his suspension, benching, etc. I didn't care for it, but that's about the extent of my outrage.