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Coaches helping Lanning beat Deion
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I bet other coaches did give coach Lanning information - on how much talking they do. It seems like that part might be getting around pretty quickly, and Lanning definitely used that info to pump up his guys.
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I feel pretty sure you could capture trash talking from both teams on camera at almost every college football game if you wanted to. I doubt this one is too much more than most games. But given the way the pre and post game played out, this is a great little piece to change the narrative.UofDuck wrote:But it’s not just the players, their strength coach came down to our end of the field and mocked Bo’s game prep workout. It’s a cultural thing and that starts with Prime.
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I just watched a clip of what was very nearly a brawl during the pre game warm ups of the CSU game.
It seems that getting in the face and talking smack is how they show the other team how classy they are...
It seems that getting in the face and talking smack is how they show the other team how classy they are...
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That kind of talk is not typical at all.wlduck wrote:I feel pretty sure you could capture trash talking from both teams on camera at almost every college football game if you wanted to. I doubt this one is too much more than most games. But given the way the pre and post game played out, this is a great little piece to change the narrative.UofDuck wrote:But it’s not just the players, their strength coach came down to our end of the field and mocked Bo’s game prep workout. It’s a cultural thing and that starts with Prime.
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Agree-saying you will 'beat up' the players and coach is probably not normal trash talk.pudgejeff wrote:That kind of talk is not typical at all.wlduck wrote:I feel pretty sure you could capture trash talking from both teams on camera at almost every college football game if you wanted to. I doubt this one is too much more than most games. But given the way the pre and post game played out, this is a great little piece to change the narrative.UofDuck wrote:But it’s not just the players, their strength coach came down to our end of the field and mocked Bo’s game prep workout. It’s a cultural thing and that starts with Prime.
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Deoin Sanders is interesting. He has some really good attributes but I think his strongest one is being a arrogant *insert bad word*. I suppose that has helped him in his life, however, so ya.
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lmduck wrote:Agree-saying you will 'beat up' the players and coach is probably not normal trash talk.pudgejeff wrote:That kind of talk is not typical at all.wlduck wrote:I feel pretty sure you could capture trash talking from both teams on camera at almost every college football game if you wanted to. I doubt this one is too much more than most games. But given the way the pre and post game played out, this is a great little piece to change the narrative.UofDuck wrote:But it’s not just the players, their strength coach came down to our end of the field and mocked Bo’s game prep workout. It’s a cultural thing and that starts with Prime.
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He says that stuff because he’s a rich spoiled kid, who has had his daddy protecting him forever. In normal circumstances, he would have been punched in the face a few times in life, and wouldn’t be talking that BS.
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America Has Always Been Uncomfortable With Confident Black Folks. Deion Sanders [And His Kids] Is Evidence Of Thatbuckmarkduck wrote:He says that stuff because he’s a rich spoiled kid, who has had his daddy protecting him forever. In normal circumstances, he would have been punched in the face a few times in life, and wouldn’t be talking that BS.lmduck wrote:Agree-saying you will 'beat up' the players and coach is probably not normal trash talk.pudgejeff wrote:That kind of talk is not typical at all.wlduck wrote:I feel pretty sure you could capture trash talking from both teams on camera at almost every college football game if you wanted to. I doubt this one is too much more than most games. But given the way the pre and post game played out, this is a great little piece to change the narrative.UofDuck wrote:But it’s not just the players, their strength coach came down to our end of the field and mocked Bo’s game prep workout. It’s a cultural thing and that starts with Prime.
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dd10snoop28 wrote:America Has Always Been Uncomfortable With Confident Black Folks. Deion Sanders [And His Kids] Is Evidence Of Thatbuckmarkduck wrote:He says that stuff because he’s a rich spoiled kid, who has had his daddy protecting him forever. In normal circumstances, he would have been punched in the face a few times in life, and wouldn’t be talking that BS.lmduck wrote:Agree-saying you will 'beat up' the players and coach is probably not normal trash talk.pudgejeff wrote:That kind of talk is not typical at all.wlduck wrote:I feel pretty sure you could capture trash talking from both teams on camera at almost every college football game if you wanted to. I doubt this one is too much more than most games. But given the way the pre and post game played out, this is a great little piece to change the narrative.UofDuck wrote:But it’s not just the players, their strength coach came down to our end of the field and mocked Bo’s game prep workout. It’s a cultural thing and that starts with Prime.
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I’ve known plenty of white kids just like that. Bobby Hurley, Applebee, Christian Laettner ect. That’s what Shilo is. Has zero to do with race.
I had no problems with him before all this garbage. I actually felt a little bad for him when his dad told the world he’s the least favorite son. But you can’t act like this. It’s not confidence, it’s a B move. Hope he sees the clip, and realizes how dumb it was and just plays ball for now on.
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In back-to-back weeks, we have seen the coach's sons purposefully poking an opponent in the eyes and threatening to beat up the opposing coach. Thank goodness Deion is a self proclaimed good role model and father. Just imagine what these kids would be like without his blessed guidance.
Prime is blazing a new trail, introducing us to the sports equivalent of preacher's kid syndrome. #GodsWork
Prime is blazing a new trail, introducing us to the sports equivalent of preacher's kid syndrome. #GodsWork
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Ratings dudes. 10.4-mil avg and 12-mil peak.
I like this guys points, Oregon v. Colorado was the highest-rated game of the week, and a boring, 42-6 blowout game that was over at 9:39 in the 2nd quarter, out-rated a reasonably-contested Ohio St. v. Notre Dame game.
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I also like what Klatt had to say, a lot of it was basic unbiased truth, including Dion having a target on his back. I wish he would have gotten into Colorado’s smack talk or the level of smack talk and warming up on the whole field…… that, I’m sure was a huge motivator for the Ducks. Another point I agree with is his statement basically saying Ducks have built their dynasty on “clicks” on their uniform combinations over the years. With the help do Phil and Penny Knight the Ducks have been very smart in building a brand.5$ wrote:
Ratings dudes. 10.4-mil avg and 12-mil peak.
I like this guys points, Oregon v. Colorado was the highest-rated game of the week, and a boring, 42-6 blowout game that was over at 9:39 in the 2nd quarter, out-rated a reasonably-contested Ohio St. v. Notre Dame game.
