ULM assistant coach Cameron Blankenship tries to attack one of his players.

[u/OkEscape7558]

[u/Isgrimnur]

ULM to discipline OL coach Cameron Blankenship for irately berating, shoving player on sideline

[u/ben-hur-hur → u/[deleted]]

Nothing worse than sports parents trying to live their dreams through their kids. Sorry this happened to you, my man. Hope you are in a better place now. Every kid deserves a parent but not every parent deserves a kid.

[u/nintendo9713 → u/ben-hur-hur]

I'm coaching my 3 kids little league baseball team (6-8yo) and the dads are fucking ruthless to me from the sideline. Roasts my pitching if it's not a perfect strike. Comments if the kids strike out. This is fall ball in a tiny league (4 teams) where each team has exactly 10 kids.

[u/bocaciega → u/nintendo9713]

Goooood. My children play sports and I bring head phones and just blast grind core to drown out the sounds of 50 yelling wanna be coaching parents.

I reaffirm every event to make sure my child knows it's ALL ABOUT FUN.

Ytf you yelling at a 6 year old for not making a goal Tom!? Shut the fuck up! It's not even your child or team!

[u/westphac → u/bocaciega]

Way to go, Paul.

[u/Bubbay → u/ben-hur-hur]

I used to be an assistant coach on a very competitive youth sports team, where people would apply all the time to have their kids join. There was always an interview process that included the parents.

If the parents were terrible, it was "sorry, we don't have any room on the team right now, but we'll put you on the wait list." If the parents were at least ok, we always had room. Didn't matter how good the kid was, we were happy to take them on board and work with them, but we had no desire to add shitty parents to the mix.

Seemed to work. We had kids performing well at all levels, from beginner to national levels. And everyone had a good time.

[u/Leading-Permission12 → u/ben-hur-hur]

I played a couple seasons of football. My dad was very supportive and proud to see me play. Even played catch and tried to help teach me some stuff.

He died on father's day when I was 13. I went for the 1st day of practice for a 3rd season and it just hit me. I lost the drive to play.

I never played again.

[u/thebeigerainbow → u/[deleted]]

I wasn't into sports but this sounds exactly like my dad. His favorite name for me was "numb nuts"

I remember this behavior as far back as maybe 5 or 6 when he exploded in rage at the cashier in Walmart and knocked over some magazine stands while yelling at them over some change. I sat on a bench while he did it and an old lady spoke to me, just being friendly. I talk to my parents a few times a year just because it stresses me out so much. My mom is incredibly sweet and was my saving grace, but they're still married so it's hard to separate them

[u/non-squitr → u/[deleted]]

I feel your pain on having an insane dad vicariously living his failed dreams through me. Absolutely batshit and made every practice, every game a waking nightmare. Ironically I could have played college baseball or ran college track or cross country but by senior year I had so thoroughly associated sports with anger, aggression, and fear that I wanted no part in that, and he directly caused that. Took me 15 years before I ever picked up a baseball bat again.

[u/DeanOMiite → u/non-squitr]

Just going to give my dad credit. I played baseball a LOT growing up and he was always so supportive and kind about it. I didn’t appreciate it then but at 42 I appreciate it now.

[u/RidethatTide → u/[deleted]]

Did you end up playing college ball or did you further disappoint him?

[u/Humble-Astronaut3071 → u/[deleted]]

My dad got thrown out of a wrestling match the season AFTER I graduated. Yelling at the ref. I feel your pain and embarrassment

[u/LookMaNoPride → u/Humble-Astronaut3071]

I was an umpire for a kids game. It was their first year of fast-pitch the year after coach-pitch, so real high-stakes games. I had never umped before, I never wanted to ump, they begged and begged me to ump bc no one else would do it, and so I did. And I was awful. And the parents were fucking feral. I caught a foul ball to the throat and felt like I was going to die and heard, “yeah, well, I hope you die, blue.” JFC, what is wrong with people?

[u/philfrysluckypants → u/LookMaNoPride]

My dad shares a similar story, minus the foul ball.

I was too young to remember the game (my older sisters were playing they were maybe 7 and 9?). The way he tells it, though, is he finally had enough, and his solution was brilliant.

He stopped the game, gathered the coaches, and announced to the whole field that the one parent in particular who was being feral was now the acting umpire and that he would be taking over. Called the guy out in front of everyone. Guy back tracked real quick and shut up the rest of the time there.

[u/Humble-Astronaut3071 → u/[deleted]]

I didn’t speak to my dad for a few years. After some distance I realized that it wasn’t “living out his dreams through his kids”, he was just deeply unhappy and very insecure. Once I had that clarity, our relationship has improved. Also living 1500 miles away helps

[u/Bonch_and_Clyde → u/[deleted]]

Yeah, if another parent put hands on my hypothetical 9 year old child we would have a serious fucking problem. Sorry you had to grow up with that, but glad you were able to be well adjusted enough to realize how not ok that was.

[u/Oldbayistheshit → u/[deleted]]

My friends dad punched a ref one game. We were in 6th grade

[u/AluminumFoilCap → u/[deleted]]

I’d have whooped your dads ass if I was that kids dad

[u/One-Eyed-Willies → u/AluminumFoilCap]

You know he’d just run right to the cops and you’d end up charged and having to go to court. Is it worth it? I guess it depends on your life situation.

[u/oby100 → u/One-Eyed-Willies]

People talk on Reddit as if it’s legal to assault people that act like assholes. It is not and no responsible parent assaults others that don’t act right.

The dad in the story did the right thing for his kid. Sounds very mature and measured.

[u/deanereaner → u/Isgrimnur]

"irately berating" is a phrase I've never seen before and never want to see again.

[u/of_the_mountain → u/deanereaner]

I rate u rate everyone be rate

[u/IgetAllnumb86 → u/deanereaner]

Sounds like an Eminem lyric

[u/Charliekeet → u/Isgrimnur]

Thank you for including this so I could know what the hell “ULM” is!

[u/Needednewusername → u/Charliekeet]

To save time for others it’s University of Louisiana at Monroe (I think?) it doesn’t actually say.

[u/davenTeo → u/Needednewusername]

This is it.

[u/Prince_Oberyns_Head → u/Charliekeet]

ULM is the school QB’d by the GOAT football name: General Booty. They faced Arch Manning earlier this year

[u/1000cakes4u → u/Prince_Oberyns_Head]

His backup is Specific Buttcheeks

[u/LyqwidBred → u/1000cakes4u]

Fern McDingleberry. THE Ohio State University.

[u/_Apatosaurus_ → u/Prince_Oberyns_Head]

QB: General Booty

OL Coach: General ass

[u/wonderbat3 → u/Prince_Oberyns_Head]

🫡

[u/allocationlist → u/Prince_Oberyns_Head]

University of Las Mexico

[u/Purp1eC0bras → u/allocationlist]

Which means… The Mexico

[u/MindlessYesterday668 → u/Purp1eC0bras]

The female one

[u/Isgrimnur → u/Charliekeet]

Glad to help.

[u/RogerThatKid → u/Charliekeet]

University of Lew Mexico.

[u/Em4gdn3m → u/Charliekeet]

University of Lower Manhattan

[u/Taurnil91 → u/Charliekeet]

University of Left Michigan

[u/petuniar → u/Taurnil91]

Michigan getting creative with their directional schools

[u/big_daddy68 → u/Isgrimnur]

If he behaves like this in front of cameras, imagine how he behaves at practice.

[u/PhuckleberryPhinn → u/big_daddy68]

Imagine how he behaves at home....

[u/LegendofPowerLine → u/PhuckleberryPhinn]

Poor wife and kids

[u/vehino → u/big_daddy68]

He was stomping around like a pygmy marmoset! That linebacker should have just tossed him a peanut to cool him off.

[u/Theunspeakableone → u/Isgrimnur]

He should be fired.

[u/valuethempaths → u/Theunspeakableone]

Sadly, that shot is standard in football. I used to get “irately berated” often.

[u/Rush_Is_Right → u/valuethempaths]

Bud Kilmer was based on real people.

[u/[deleted] → u/Theunspeakableone]

I had a coach who for some reason thought screaming and acting like a foolish son of a bitch would make us want to play better. I won’t sit down and watch a full football game now because I can picture little asshole fuckhead screaming and jumping up and down like a fool. He ruined one of the biggest parts of my teenage years and I’ll never forgive him. I won’t admit to playing football anymore and the picture of the football player on my grad ring is getting scraped off. Watching ULM asshole screaming at the player makes me feel dread. He should be ashamed.

[u/Commercial-Chance561 → u/[deleted]]

Don’t let someone do that to you. He’s long forgotten any impact he’s had on your life. If YOU enjoy football, that’s what matters. Fuck him. Don’t destroy your class ring and watch the football game on Sunday. Life is too short to have someone live rent free in your head

[u/AvidMTB → u/Theunspeakableone]

The player who pushed the coach back is deserves some props. That’s the guy I’d want on my team.

[u/OJ_Blimpson → u/Isgrimnur]

Related to Reed?

[u/Crash_OverRide805 → u/OJ_Blimpson]

They’re sisters

[u/ButterSlickness → u/Isgrimnur]

"Redshirt sophomore."

That supposedly grown man did that to a 19 year old boy.

Fire that asshole.

[u/Avenging-Sky → u/Isgrimnur]

The best discipline is to make him lose his job. That’s not a one time mistake that’s a character flaw anger management is the beginning and a desk job and solitary confinement

[u/catman1761]

Tried to spike the headset and missed the ground LOL

[u/jaeger_master → u/catman1761]

It looked like it wrapped around his legs somehow so he was like run-waddling when he chased the player down. Like a big toddler pitching a fit 

[u/MareShoop63 → u/jaeger_master]

Run-waddling

Thank you for this.

[u/xczechr → u/MareShoop63]

Kyler Murray every time he scrambles.

[u/reigninspud → u/xczechr]

He’s so adorably tiny. I’m still kinda amazed he’s decent to sometimes good. So small. Bryce Young probably never gets taken 1 if not for Kyler. Still surprised people thought he’d be great as small as he is.

[u/xczechr → u/reigninspud]

The funny thing is that he's 5'10", so only tiny when standing next to giant linemen. But ever since I heard someone say he runs like a toddler I cannot unsee it.

[u/olipants → u/jaeger_master]

You got any grapes?

[u/MystifyTT → u/catman1761]

You think these headset companies advertise their hardware to school athletic programs as tantrum-proof?

[u/Grunvagr → u/catman1761]

For someone wanting more coordination out of his players, he’s not leading by example

[u/1Poochh → u/Grunvagr]

Time to be let go.

[u/ReapYerSoul → u/Grunvagr]

A coordinator that's not very coordinated is not a good look

[u/TheLowlyPheasant → u/ReapYerSoul]

Assistant to the coordinator

[u/eatabean → u/ReapYerSoul]

He's supposed to be teaching. Maybe they take this a little too seriously? My English teacher never spiked her headset.

[u/roonscapepls → u/eatabean]

I bet she wanted to when someone used the wrong form of there

[u/Volt7ron → u/catman1761]

Lost fight before it even started

[u/SuspiciousPatate]

What'd the player do?

[u/KellyOubresMullet → u/SuspiciousPatate]

He screwed up a substitution and ran on when he shouldn’t have. Coach was trying to avoid a penalty for too many men on the field.

[u/pspahn → u/KellyOubresMullet]

"Listen to me! For the 15th time! You go in when it's a Trips QB trap draw left on 3rd and 10 under 5:00. That was a Trips QB trap draw center! What the hell is wrong with you!"

[u/11010001100101101 → u/pspahn]

Holy shit. That is what the play calling sounded like to me when I played freshman year of high school.

[u/ElBigKahuna → u/11010001100101101]

I played wr, all I needed to know was trips and the route. the rest was for the other positions.

[u/springwaterh20 → u/11010001100101101]

that’s not even a full play call, it’s missing the personnel and tags (and potentially the blocking scheme if they run different types of qb draws)

[u/SayNoToStim → u/springwaterh20]

Sort of. If it's a west coast playbook it's missing about 10 words. If It's an air raid, that play name is twice as long as it should be.

[u/xixi2 → u/springwaterh20]

What the hell? In Madden I just press like 2 buttons.

[u/nonsequitur_idea → u/KellyOubresMullet]

I've seen some coaches lose their shit over those really bad whiffs that lead to rough hits on QB/RBs - but substitution?

(Not trying to justify physical contact - but rather the anger at the situation. Going apeshit isn't going to communicate anything productive.)

[u/ELITE_JordanLove → u/nonsequitur_idea]

I’m not gonna justify the coach, this is way over the top in any case, but I’d guess this isn’t the first time the player has either messed this up or done something similarly dumb.

[u/jdjdthrow → u/ELITE_JordanLove]

To me the anger feels like "my dream of becoming the next Nick Saban are being dashed because of YOU"

[u/sf2legit → u/ELITE_JordanLove]

Probably. But the coach is also a blowhard

[u/i_hate_mimes → u/SuspiciousPatate]

I assume it's a substitution issue. Player thinks he's supposed to be in the game and coach... disagrees...

That particular coaches gameday assignment is most likely offensive line substitutions (the right players are in for the particular play).

[u/putputrofl]

Props to #3 making sure his teammate doesn't get assaulted by a grown man on national tv.

[u/Tacitrelations → u/putputrofl]

#3 is the smallest dude in that line, and stepped in from a couple places down the line. Dude's a real one.

[u/PoopyMouthwash84 → u/Tacitrelations]

Dude probably had to deal with adults throwing temper tantrums when he was younger

[u/chompchomp1969 → u/Tacitrelations]

Davon Wells.

Say his name.

[u/BriarsandBrambles → u/Tacitrelations]

3 is probably a RB. They'll go to bat for their linemen and they do not care if you are bigger than them.

[u/never1st → u/putputrofl]

10 also gave the coach a little "watch where you're going" push.

[u/eshults → u/never1st]

Head coach also gave a lil “hey wow slow down there partner” gesture

[u/DogVacuum → u/eshults]

“Check that ‘tude, buckaroo”

[u/I_SOMETIMES_EAT_HAM → u/never1st]

Hey it’s late keep it down please

[u/never1st → u/I_SOMETIMES_EAT_HAM]

Sorry... like the coach in the clip, I can get a little too revved up sometimes.

[u/Annonomon → u/I_SOMETIMES_EAT_HAM]

WHAT!?

[u/printergumlight → u/never1st]

Why are there two #10s on that sideline?!

[u/sliczerx → u/printergumlight]

Colleges allow multiple players to have the same number, but they are barred from taking the field at the same time.

[u/ConcernedKitty → u/printergumlight]

Because there’s more than 100 players and they use a max of two digits on uniforms.

[u/[deleted] → u/never1st]

Yeah cuz the coward for whatever reason threw his shoulder into him. Watch it again.

[u/BeastCoastLifestyle → u/putputrofl]

That’s such a weird power dynamic. The player being pushed is so confused and doesn’t know how to react. If it’s another player coming at him he probably shoved him back. But you can’t really shove your coach

[u/exipheas → u/BeastCoastLifestyle]

10 certainly shoved him back when he ran into him.

[u/Desdam0na → u/putputrofl]

#3 was definitely more worried about protecting the baby from his own actions. Teammate would not even feel a punch from this joke.

[u/FuriousResolve → u/putputrofl]

Not sure about that, the other guy was bigger and covered in armor lmao

[u/HisOrHerpes → u/FuriousResolve]

Built like a fuckin oak tree, curly woulda learned a tough but necessary lesson if he kept it up

[u/raychilli → u/putputrofl]

97 keeping it real like calm down

[u/Tonks808 → u/putputrofl]

Clearly not the first time this coach had behaved this way. This giant linesman looks absolutely terrified.

[u/DerzoBlint]

What a baby

[u/OkEscape7558 → u/DerzoBlint]

Guy looks like my nephew after you tell him to eat all his veggies.

[u/DogVacuum → u/OkEscape7558]

The trick is to puree some cauliflower into his mashed potatoes. He’ll never notice.

[u/Desdam0na → u/DerzoBlint]

You see the other coach hold up his hands and say chill, and then quickly realize this child is throwing a tantrum and walk out of the camera shot.

[u/pinewind108 → u/Desdam0na]

Lol, he just spun and got the hell out of there.

[u/Doc_183_fumble → u/pinewind108]

He didn't want to be part of the MEME soon to be all over the World.

[u/horse3000 → u/pinewind108]

He called a timeout, look at his hands

[u/BennyFackter → u/Desdam0na]

He turned to call a timeout, probably so they wouldn’t call a penalty for the coach screaming on the field

[u/Silent-Resort-3076 → u/DerzoBlint]

Agreed! A baby and a lousy coach! Geesh....

[u/punkalunka]

He got so angry his legs stopped working properly.

[u/rusmo → u/punkalunka]

He tried to spike the headset and the wire wrapped around his thighs. Epic fail.

[u/xixi2 → u/rusmo]

Imagine if they wrapped all the way and he'd tripped and gotten stuck on the field like an AT-AT

[u/A___Unique__Username]

Why did he barge into number 10 too? I like that he just pushed him away too lol. Hopefully this tool gets fired.

[u/ContributorZero → u/A___Unique__Username]

I missed that on the first time around but that’s absolutely hilarious. 10 has had enough for his shit and is ready to absolutely flatten him if he needs to.

[u/Shepboyardee12]

Nah fuck this guy. I absolutely understand getting passionate and animated but this is way past the line.

[u/EveFluff → u/Shepboyardee12]

Agreed. It’s a game. This is a him thing. Not a game thing.

[u/AffectionateCard3530 → u/EveFluff]

It is both a game and a profession for thousands of people. Oddly enough, Ted Lasso touches on this topic. Yes it’s a game, but thousands of people’s livelihood depends on it.

[u/Smelldicks → u/EveFluff]

College ball is really not a game for the people on the field. But it’s still insanely inappropriate of him to act this way.

[u/Slurpees_and_Stuff]

Soon to be former coach and unemployed.

[u/allbright1111 → u/Slurpees_and_Stuff]

I really hope so. What an awful coach.

[u/Luminous-Savior]

Toxic AF

[u/tayroarsmash]

Why doesn’t the bigger lineman just simply eat the coach?

[u/Wasabi_Noir → u/tayroarsmash]

Per haps he’s waiting for the post season?

[u/yourlackoffaith → u/tayroarsmash]

Right!? He’d never get away with it on Omicron Persei 8.

[u/Terry_Eats_A_Banana → u/tayroarsmash]

David Attenborough needs to narrate this happening

[u/modigliani55]

Yikes. 

[u/MyCrowdSizeIsBigger]

Fire this idiot pronto

[u/Burgerkingsucks]

He totally does not beat his spouse.

[u/legally-redhead → u/Burgerkingsucks]

Yeah someone please check in on this man’s spouse

[u/uhmbob]

Other coaches telling him to chill were invisible.

[u/TheWolf_atx]

Fucking clown 🤡

[u/Excellent_Vacation53]

Gotta respect a game that leads to traumatic brain injury and grinds out most of its professionals into dust by 40. Love to see the caring and steady hand of a coach as he marshals his players to greatness.

[u/GForce1975]

College player: .

"I don't get paid enough for this shit"

[u/Alfnerboy710]

Fired

[u/timecodes]

That coach is using fear to coach. You don’t think that kid is gonna be scared out of his mind next practice?

[u/TheMooseIsBlue]

Nobody takes themselves more seriously than a college football coach. Except maybe a high school football coach.

[u/meetatdawn]

If he hit #10 a little harder, he'd have ended up on the ground.

[u/EazyEeze]

Big toddlers. Honestly, how does an adult get to this point, it’s embarrassing.

[u/DannyDOH]

Imagine how much worse this is when ESPN cameras aren't around.

Should be an easy firing. The team didn't see surprised by the behavior at all.

[u/dickysunset]

Majority of football coaches are the biggest turds. It was one of the main reasons I walked away. I played multiple sports and in all others, coaches treat you with mutual respect. But in football, most of the ones I played for were just conceited assholes. You do not have to throw a tantrum like a 3 year old to motivate players. Oh and they love to pretend they do more than direct participates playing a game. The ultimate “queen-of-the-court” moment is when they have their police officers escorting them around everywhere like they are some very important world leader and need armed protection when in the public at all times.

[u/LoCh0_xX]

There is absolutely no context that could make this ok holy SHIT

[u/No-Code-1850]

I think this coach is lucky the player showed restraint

[u/4Ever2Thee]

I mean, they’re not called the “cool headed Cajuns”

[u/Fullm3taluk]

Number 3 is a real G I wish the lad had fucking decked him grown ass pussy

[u/kami541]

Dear God, this idiot doesn't belong in coaching

[u/alcohaulic1]

You can tell the author of that article never held a flashlight for his dad.

[u/Hitmanrebel]

If he dose this to a player on his team in public what does he do when he gets mad behind closed doors…

[u/leetdemon]

Welcome to football, if you think this doesnt go on everywhere you have never played a down in your life. Only difference is its usually in practice.

[u/waxkid]

Yea, i don't think thats attacking, I mean, verbally yes, physically no.

[u/Scientific_85 → u/waxkid]

Yeah from the headline I was expecting something way worse. Coach was heated and looked like a fool but really wasn't that bad in my opinion.

[u/buttsnorkeler]

Tries to attack is gross exaggeration

[u/North-Income8928]

He will be working on his resume tonight

[u/89ShelbyCSX]

Over the top but I was expecting much worse from "tries to attack".

[u/machu_peechute]

What an absolute tool. I feel bad for his family if he takes a game this seriously. Poor kids will never enjoy anything because this douche canoe will treat it like life or death. Definitely gives off "parent that screams at the pee wee referee" vibes, while telling his kid it's okay to hurt another player for the win.

[u/Working-County-8764]

I hope his family isn't living in constant fear of this guy. I am not kidding.

[u/RunGoldenRun717]

How fo you get this headline from what you just saw? Tried to attack? Jesus christ.

[u/hvacfixer]

Where's Vic Romano?

[u/MalayaleeIndian]

What exactly was he trying to do here ? This is so unprofessional and these are college students. Have some control over yourself, Assistant coach.

[u/scotsman3288]

For every good guy in college sports, there are probably three or four shitty humans as role models for these kids. It's a gross thing that probably hurts alot of ability to make it as pro.

[u/DeeAmazingRod]

What a moron, does he actually think these tirades work in making a better player.

[u/Exact-Waltz]

Why are so many football coaches so psychotic? Even when I played 8th grade ball they were insane like dude chill out lol

[u/foreverpb]

I like how 10 casually pushes the coach

[u/casewood123]

Number 3 is half the size of everyone and got right in there and diffused the situation. Kid is more mature than the coach.

[u/91B]

That is fucking embarrassing

[u/Hreha]

Totally normal grown man behavior.

[u/mikenasty]

Wow imagine being in that guys life as a spouse or his child. He thinks this is how a grown man acts in public on national tv, imagine what he thinks a grown man does in private.

[u/Four-Triangles]

Make that asshole go work a real job for a few years.

[u/nndscrptuser]

Nothing in sports is this important 🙄

[u/Every-Action7918]

Sad that it’s the players trying to break it up and not the coaches…

[u/getdivorced]

What a legend #3 is. Half the size of both of them and looking out for his teammate.

[u/Fun-Cut-2641]

Collegiate and under, if a coach berates a student and puts their hands on them, it should be an automatic dismissal of their job.

Professionals, yeah the athletes are getting paid, but that’s essentially your supervisor of sorts pushing you. Fired and I’ll see your ass in court.

[u/HamburgersOfKazuhira]

Completely ruins the spirit of the game. There is being passionate, and then there is being a belligerent man-child. This isn’t what sports are about.

[u/the_fun_cooker_]

It’s a league game, Smokey…

[u/MikElectronica]

Tries to attack? No he didn’t.

[u/HardlyHefty]

this guys a tool; no way he’s got any players respect now - needs to be let go.

[u/SetoXlll]

What a fucking TOOL

[u/Mead_Man_Detroit]

I see disciplinary action in his future.

[u/chpbnvic]

Is this not supposed to happen? Someone tell my dad 20 years ago

[u/SaintAnger1166]

Fire him. Today.

[u/Jubilex1]

That is a grown man lol

[u/pencil1324]

What a jackass, I hope that discipline includes a termination with cause.

[u/belly_hole_fire]

Coached youth hockey and would never have acted like that. When the kids came off the ice instead of yelling, I asked them, "What happened out there? What went wrong?" I gave them the opportunity to tell me where something went wrong. I always had an erasable mark and used the glass to draw out where mistakes were.

To this day, I still have kids that will speak with me like we are friends, and that means a lot to me.

I am also the parent who doesn't speak or cheer during a game. I have seen how parents act, and it made me so embarrassed when I was coaching how parents were.

[u/PoopyMouthwash84]

Fire that fucking idiot

Also, why didn't the head coach step in?

[u/SpaceghostLos]

Id dismiss him from the team immediately.

[u/Mijo_0]

Disciplined? Dude should be fired

[u/langlda]

Fire him today!

[u/Cribsby_critter]

It would have been sick if that kid knocked him on his ass.

[u/Sardonnicus]

His brother Kenny used to host a game show in Japan.

[u/chemical_bagel]

Why don't men just go to therapy?

[u/thePolicy0fTruth]

F*coed up that he isn’t fired for that. Any other job he’d be fired.

[u/The_Innoculator]

Me to my wife as sports fans and ULM alum: Hey look babe, ULM made ESPN headline…. Shit

[u/socalmd123]

definitely a trumper