So let's review last night's game:
The "Hey, Now" sideline reporter (who is dumb as a box of rocks but that never matters to ESPN):
The perfectly timed TCU fan "You've Got To Be Kidding Me" moment:
"We've gone from a win in Pasadena to a loss in Waco?"
"Whaaaaat? We haz win against da frog?"
A crowd "Hey, Now":
I've been there, buddy:
And, finally, this video was from last year after TCU absolutely destroyed Baylor in Fort Worth. A heckler taunts the players with "Good job, Big 12" in, as even TCU fans have admitted, was a classless act. But watching the video again, check out the 1:50 mark when the guy taunts Baylor quarterback Robert Griffin and then a coach goes ballistic. This video should be the poster child for good sportsmanship. When I first saw it last year, I said it needed to be played in the Baylor locker room before last night's game. I 100% believe that it was. (But I kind of want to see the guy's "ankle tat".)
And kudos to Baylor's quarterback who I have raved about for three years, but this graphic is so wrong in so many ways. But funny.
A crowd "Hey, Now":
I've been there, buddy:
And, finally, this video was from last year after TCU absolutely destroyed Baylor in Fort Worth. A heckler taunts the players with "Good job, Big 12" in, as even TCU fans have admitted, was a classless act. But watching the video again, check out the 1:50 mark when the guy taunts Baylor quarterback Robert Griffin and then a coach goes ballistic. This video should be the poster child for good sportsmanship. When I first saw it last year, I said it needed to be played in the Baylor locker room before last night's game. I 100% believe that it was. (But I kind of want to see the guy's "ankle tat".)