I forget who it was, but there was a pass interference play this year in the NFL, and it wasn't called. So the receiver went over to the official and the official declined to call it. The receiver clearly said "fuck that"... I was losing it.

When it comes to interviews, what do people expect
I hate when they interview coaches and athletes directly after the game. The emotions are so hi one way or another I am shocked you do not get more cursing...
I am waiting for a coach to just go off after a bad loss or a player to snap at end of a game in one of those interviews....

video of McDaniels cussing from last night.

Dr Jones wrote: I hate when they interview coaches and athletes directly after the game.

I couldn't agree more. Let them at least go address the team in the lockerroom and then the interviews can come. Especially at halftime too, let them go into the lockerroom and then maybe when they come back ready for the second half talk with them.

Why do football coaches feel the need to yell and carry on like McDaniels did during the game last night? Does that accomplish a lot? I've seen a lot of carrying on like that from basketball coaches too...what purpose does that serve?

After the AFC championship game when steelers went to Super Bowl XXX Greg Lloyd said..."we're going to the fuckin super bowl' while with the AFC champ trophy.

He said he didnt know it was on TV..thought he was just addressing the team.


It was kinda funny...

You can Thank the likes of Dick Gregory, Lenny Bruce, Richard Pryor and of course the greatest of all George Carlin for fighting for our Freedom of speech. And paying the price for it to.

John L. Smith from Michigan State was a pretty classic halftime blowup @ the Shoe a couple of years ago... Not exactly R-rated language but you knew what he wanted to say...