Pretty funny

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DawgInterloper said:
Some of Georgia's players, including starters, were eating chicken wings on the sidelines in mid 3rd quarter of the national championship game. Probably weren't trying to be disrespectful to TCU, just hungry and happy, but I can see how it might have felt that way to some.
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Yes, they weren't being intentionally disrespectful to TCU, but not being aware of the "moment" you are in and doing stupid sh!t is disrespectful in and of itself.
 
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I'll provide chicken wings for that whole team next year before and during the game if they promise to eat them.
 
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Does this violate NCAA rules, stadium policy, or local laws? I would think that passing objects to players on the field (and vice versa) would be, at a minimum, discouraged.
Also, what does this say about the culture at UGA? This demonstrates a lack of discipline on the player's part. It also suggests that the UGA football program has lost some institutional control. Add in the fatal accident that follows and it is a really bad look for the program.
 
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Bearkat_Vol said:
Does this violate NCAA rules, stadium policy, or local laws? I would think that passing objects to players on the field (and vice versa) would be, at a minimum, discouraged.
Also, what does this say about the culture at UGA? This demonstrates a lack of discipline on the player's part. It also suggests that the UGA football program has lost some institutional control. Add in the fatal accident that follows and it is a really bad look for the program.
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Yea, they’re 29-1 the past two seasons, back to back National champs and Kirby is like 81-15. Zero discipline. They ate chicken wings! The horror!
 
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VolInNW said:
Oh man, oh man, oh man......I am going to try and be a good boy and just let that pass on by.........

::: pats self on back for displaying such restraint:::
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not sure if you were looking at this the way I responded, but you specifically probably aren’t surprised I didn’t have any restraint
 
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volfanbill said:
not sure if you were looking at this the way I responded, but you specifically probably aren’t surprised I didn’t have any restraint
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Heck dude, you be you. If you wanna heap praise and support on them, knock yourself out. :)

I detest Dook, but have respect for the program.

I detest uga, and have zero respect for the program.
 
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VolInNW said:
Heck dude, you be you. If you wanna heap praise and support on them, knock yourself out. :)

I detest Dook, but have respect for the program.

I detest uga, and have zero respect for the program.
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I hate uga, but I don’t understand them argument of lack of discipline here.

The crash, obviously, eating hot wings? Just college kids being college kids imo
 
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volfanbill said:
I hate uga, but I don’t understand them argument of lack of discipline here.

The crash, obviously, eating hot wings? Just college kids being college kids imo
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Your point is well taken, the whole thing is silly.

The point of the original post was to attract praise that uga was so powerfully awesome and the bestest ever that they were able to eat chicken wings during a championship game. A pretty inane post. It was only marginally funny, and generally speaks to the endless need uga fans have for praise and affirmation. Darnedest thing in sports.

The real irony? But for a cheap shot on Harrison, uga is likely sitting home eating those wings watching OSU take apart an overrated TCU.

uga gonna uga.
 
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The only way this could be construed as disrespectful is doing it against South Carolina.

I really hope we get treated to clips of our players eating chicken wings while up 50 in the 3rd qtr next year against USCe.
 
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Bearkat_Vol said:
Does this violate NCAA rules, stadium policy, or local laws? I would think that passing objects to players on the field (and vice versa) would be, at a minimum, discouraged.
Also, what does this say about the culture at UGA? This demonstrates a lack of discipline on the player's part. It also suggests that the UGA football program has lost some institutional control. Add in the fatal accident that follows and it is a really bad look for the program.
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That's a really serious stretch.
 
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