College Sports
If you need a reason as to why college athletics are better than those offered by professional jocks, the argument is now officially over.
Spare me the "I want to watch the best athletes in the world" argument.
I'm watching the Tennessee / Florida men's basketball game, and sitting in the stands is former UT quarterback and Superbowl XLI MVP Peyton Manning.
And UT Football coach Philip Fulmer.
But if that's not enough, Pat Summit (the UT Lady Vols Basketball coach) is dressed in full cheerleader regalia (I mean real cheerleader uniform, not sideline-tramp getup). This is in response to Bruce Pearl's (the UT men's coach) chest-painting at a nationally-televised Lady Vols Basketball game.
Two other coaches.
A campus legend.
If you want pure spectacle... pure entertainment... pure fan-experience, you gotta go with the college game. You like passion? You like athletes playing every game as though something were on the line? You like to watch a football game and hear the sound of a marching band, rather than some jackass pushing the button for Gary Glitter's "Rock and Roll, part 2?"
The college game is where it's at.
4 Comments:
You mean minor league sports right? Because thats what College Atlhetics is now, well maybe outseide the SEC, which I don't even know what the SEC is, I certainly don't want anything to do with it. College Athletics: where kids go to school, wait Sports management class, stay in school one year before the draft and then leave for the pros, and they all would, if they all could. Lets face it, college athletics is not about the student athletes. Its about 30-60 year old ex-frat boys and boosters painting themselves creamcicle orange, not the inner city recruit from Memphis. Because they came and went, and now pla for the Atlanta Hawks. War 18 year olds playing for pro clubs like they do in Europe, at least I know they're there because they want to be, and get to eat b/c they actually have their own money.
Don't worry Phil, college athletes are being paid just fine.
I guess a congratulations is due...Your team played really well, and I agree that there is nothing better than college sports. So, congratulations.
Sounds like Phil is still bitter that he missed out on the partial curling scholarship at Southwestern Wisconsin A&M.
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