The Blue Board

River dance?

A poor display of sportmanship indeed

You really felt bad about it?

I'm confused by this thread.

I've discovered that fans who talk about having more or less class are usually the ones who don't even know the definition. People/fans with class don't feel the need to advertise that they have class.

Edit: Quoted the wrong person, sorry. That was meant for the OP.

Reminds me of a baseball game in HS. My private school vs a heated rival. Their pitcher, who went to Miss St on football scholarship and pitched, hit two straight batters in the head. The 2nd one hardly knew where he was for a minute. Obviously our parents got upset, then you hear from the other team's stands "I guess money doesn't buy class!".

95% of us were middle class kids, we just went to private school.

Hell, if you paid me a coach's salary I'd just stand at midfield in the Big House and let the entire stadium boo me from 9-5 every day.

It comes with the territory.

Pretty much anyone with a job has to take crap from people. I'd rather get booed by strangers while playing a game than take shit from a customer or boss in an office.

I have zero problem with the pro fans doing it. I could understand your point if it were college though. In the pros they are getting paid a ton of money to do a good job. Fans pay quite a bit to watch them get paid and suck....

Well that's most bama fans, have a nice day