(For those that saw the segment this morning on GameDay)..
I know how a lot of us already feel about ESPN, but jeez, was that ridiculous or what?
Basically implied that the Pelini/Stafford "incident" was due to Pelini saying something personal. And that saying something personal to a player is out of line.
Brought up the NW game situation with Antonio Bell.
How this could impact recruiting.
How coaches should never lay a hand on a player.
etc..etc...
They started with a montage of many coaches yelling/acting a fool on the sideline (Spurrier, Tubberville, Chip Kelly, Pelini, others), then proceeded to only talk about Stafford/Pelini and then made a bunch of statements that one would infer they meant to be that their statements was what happened between Stafford/Pelini. Both clearly explained what was going on in post game remarks throughout the week.
If I'm an NU official, I'm firing off I'll kinds of communications to ESPN for that hatchet job.
The whole segment really ticked me off.
I know how a lot of us already feel about ESPN, but jeez, was that ridiculous or what?
Basically implied that the Pelini/Stafford "incident" was due to Pelini saying something personal. And that saying something personal to a player is out of line.
Brought up the NW game situation with Antonio Bell.
How this could impact recruiting.
How coaches should never lay a hand on a player.
etc..etc...
They started with a montage of many coaches yelling/acting a fool on the sideline (Spurrier, Tubberville, Chip Kelly, Pelini, others), then proceeded to only talk about Stafford/Pelini and then made a bunch of statements that one would infer they meant to be that their statements was what happened between Stafford/Pelini. Both clearly explained what was going on in post game remarks throughout the week.
If I'm an NU official, I'm firing off I'll kinds of communications to ESPN for that hatchet job.
The whole segment really ticked me off.
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