Exactly. It's always a good source of comedy when fans have no idea how a rule is applied and they look stupid in the process.Originally Posted by HIGHTIDES
Exactly. It's always a good source of comedy when fans have no idea how a rule is applied and they look stupid in the process.
Yes, he did. Watch again at about the :20 mark
It makes a body tingle. These folks go berserk when the band marches on the field. A huge roar is heard for the invocation, for heaven's sake. They not only know the words to the national anthem, they sing them, loudly. And when the Tigers win the toss...there are tears of ecstasy."
-- Douglas Looney, Sports Illustrated describing a Saturday night in Death Valley.
Not the guy holding his arms up sigling safety.
Guys, it is obvious this is not a UT fan. None of us were watching the game at this point.
What are you watching? If you are listening to the moron commentating, it is between the two times he says safety. His hands are up, he slaps a high-five, and then puts his hands back up.
It makes a body tingle. These folks go berserk when the band marches on the field. A huge roar is heard for the invocation, for heaven's sake. They not only know the words to the national anthem, they sing them, loudly. And when the Tigers win the toss...there are tears of ecstasy."
-- Douglas Looney, Sports Illustrated describing a Saturday night in Death Valley.
OK, I see it now. But who is he high fiving? That doesnt prove he is a Bama fan. If he is excited about a satety, that would tend to lean to the argument that is is a Tennessee fan.
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