I get why you would be the story, but I don’t. I don’t really buy not noticing someone 4-6 inches taller than you in shoulder pads and a helmet wearing a completely different color than anyone around you. If you do, you have to believe Kirby is a such a dickhead that he intentionally is just pushing people without even a thought to who he is shoving.
Just watch the video ... I'll post the whole thing when it comes out tomorrow. You can see exactly what happened matches up with what common sense tells you what happened, and what Smart says happened. Two refs right there, neither did a thing, opposing coach and QB say it's nothing. But sure, try and make it out to be something.
He seems to be aware of the referee right there, who was next to the QB. There is no debate he extended his arms and pushed the player. Sometimes you have to chalk it up to a difference of opinion.. either way I want him to coach vs Texas
Well yeah, you don't forget your employees that you are paying. duh.
There is no question he is coaching. The SEC isn't going to do anything for that. No one is even thinking that might happen because nothing happened here that is problematic.
I am not sure pushing an opposing player isn’t problematic. That is not that should happen on a football field. Smart is just lucky the QB didn’t push him back.
It's like none of you watched the video. HC is clearly moving down the sideline to talk/chew out the DC. He doesn't even see the opposing QB, who was forced out of bounds and happens to come out of the crowded sideline right as Smart gets there. Smart never once even looks at him, pushes who is in front of him out of the way, and continues to converse with DC. At no point does he even look at the player he pushed. The QB doesn't react; two officials standing within two feet of this "horrible incident" don't do anything, and neither the coach nor the QB say anything and call it nothing later. It couldn't be more clear this is the type of thing that can happen on a chaotic, crammed-in sideline in a football game. There was never any intention to harm anyone, and it wasn't even that hard of a push. No one was hurt, the coach continued to go to the DC and carry on like nothing happened because to him nothing happened. The game continued on, and until some people saw it on social media it was total nothingburger. The coach didn't even know it had happened until it was brought up in the presser after the game. He said he had no recollection of it. After looking at it later he called the other coach to apologize, and then called the player to apologize. Neither were bothered by it.
Ain’t no one reading all that dumb shit
LOL, you know you did. Go to your bible study with your cuck coach.
HOW DARE YOU! Do you not realize they have a magic rock?
Nah ... he's coaching everyone up even if we are up by a billion. He's wired that way. That's a feature, not a bug.
Football doesn’t work like that. You do something outside the rules you get a penalty. Spewing BS doesn’t absolve facemasks or holding. It’s clear he pushed opposing player. He didnt bump him, he PURPOSEFULLY pushed him. That is not debatable. Unless you believe his arms moved involuntarily. Now he claiming he didn’t see him and was pushing a ghost. That doesn’t even matter. He did something incredibly stupid and should be help accountable like players are
Nah, he knew someone was there but wasn't looking at who it was. He was locked in on someone who was about to get a new asshole ripped.
He pushed the kid. That isn’t debatable. That is the point. He can claim he didn’t see him, which is odd unless he is color blind and has no peripheral vision. It doesn’t really matter. He pushed a kid. There should be accountability. Like saying I didn’t mean to push a girl and put her in the hospital.
Some have magic rocks. Some have jars of jizz.
yep. if the QB pushed back, this would be a much bigger story.