VOLINVONORE
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I guess that's what surprises me more than anything else. WHY would we care or respond to what people say like this on sports shows? CLEARLY...it's meant to rouse up emotion. I'm not in any way condoning any type of "classless" behavior however Volnation's reaction to these comments is the Pavlov Dog theory in action. Kind of reminds me of my dog who is TERRIFIED of storms. He'll lay perfectly still, listening so intently for the slightest sound of thunder, so he can shake and freak out with staggering emotion. These type shows (ESPECIALLY SPORTS SHOWS) are, by their very nature, meant to cause reactions that drive click-ism and attention. As Delmar has so aptly stated..."Don't fall for it"He’s just trying to set himself up as Finebaum’s successor. Intentional stupid comments stir up the masses. Don’t fall for it.
Not to mention that he’s extremely hypocritical to denigrate Vitello and neglect to mention Saban’s sideline tantrums, the Bama WR who hit the girl coming off the field in 2022 and last but not least their star BB player supplying the gun in a murder. If he wants to talk about lack of class, he needs to look at his alma mater before opening his yap about another school. It’s just a ridiculous take by a talk show host trying to drum up attention.I guess that's what surprises me more than anything else. WHY would we care or respond to what people say like this on sports shows? CLEARLY...it's meant to rouse up emotion. I'm not in any way condoning any type of "classless" behavior however Volnation's reaction to these comments is the Pavlov Dog theory in action. Kind of reminds me of my dog who is TERRIFIED of storms. He'll lay perfectly still, listening so intently for the slightest sound of thunder, so he can shake and freak out with staggering emotion. These type shows (ESPECIALLY SPORTS SHOWS) are, by their very nature, meant to cause reactions that drive click-ism and attention. As Delmar has so aptly stated..."Don't fall for it"
A thing wrestlers used to do in the late 90s, early 2000s. Think it’s around the 6:20 mark.
I like your energy but you're thinking of the wrong person lol.After his exit from his latest CHOKE in a major, he comments about a sport his native country (he move away from bye the way) where he grew up knows nothing about and he surly doesn't have time to learn being he is such a great golfer, is BULL SH-T!!
Dude...you're thinkin 'bout THIS Dude...After his exit from his latest CHOKE in a major, he comments about a sport his native country (he move away from bye the way) where he grew up knows nothing about and he surly doesn't have time to learn being he is such a great golfer, is BULL SH-T!!
Dude...you're thinkin 'bout THIS Dude...
who decided to leave his wife and 7-year-old daughter and start playing "ball in the hole" with THIS girl from CBS...
who THEN decided to go back to his wife...the same week he COULDN'T put the "ball in the hole" at the US Open
Personally I think McElroy needs to retreat to his safe space.
Haters hate when you grow and evolve, and GM even mentioned how the ‘22 squad was probably better than this team, “but could not harness their emotions”.
CTV has completely taken over one of the most dominant conferences in college ball. Our emotional growth and maturation is huge part of why this years team was successful.
McElroy seemed to almost catch himself about to talk in circles as related to the maturity of this years team. He sounded as though he cut himself off.
Paul Finebaum is a UT grad in Journalism. McElroy was a Bama football player who would never have gotten into our Journalism school. That MORON will NEVER be the Finebaum successor. One week of him on air and the show would be cancelledHe’s just trying to set himself up as Finebaum’s successor. Intentional stupid comments stir up the masses. Don’t fall for it.