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Bruce Pearl ejected at high school B-ball game

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The begining is the best part...

 

"For the second time in a year..."

Way to go two ejections in a year, with no suspension or fine.:D

How in the heck does this happen? He is one of the most interesting characters in the college coaching business.

If this would have been Tubby Smith this thread would have had 20 pages by now.

If this would have been Tubby Smith this thread would have had 20 pages by now.

 

IMO Tubby has a few more supporters/non supporters, on Bluegrasspreps then Pearl. Just a guess though. I could be wrong.

If this would have been Tubby Smith this thread would have had 20 pages by now.

 

Probably because Tubby Smith is a class act, and you never see him lose his composure on the sideline. For those of us familar with Peral, it's not that shocking.

 

 

As All Play No Work has already stated the guy was a loose canon back in his GLVC days. For him a trip to the Sportscenter wasn't complete without a T or two. He'd throw his jacket, stomp his feet, and otherwise just act like a baby half the time. Someone mentioned the word "shady" which is ironic because it perfectly describes a lot of the recruits that he brought into USI.

Probably because Tubby Smith is a class act, and you never see him lose his composure on the sideline.

 

Yeah, because once a game is out of reach, Tubby just sits on the bench with his chin in his hand...:lol:

If this would have been Tubby Smith this thread would have had 20 pages by now.

:thumb: :thumb: :lol:

Yeah, because once a game is out of reach, Tubby just sits on the bench with his chin in his hand...:lol:

We are talking a High School game here I believe, I would think that a college coach visiting a h.s. would act with some amount of class :rolleyes: , but then again we are talking about U.T. and "the tanning bed guy". :D

Probably because Tubby Smith is a class act, and you never see him lose his composure on the sideline. For those of us familar with Peral, it's not that shocking.

 

 

As All Play No Work has already stated the guy was a loose canon back in his GLVC days. For him a trip to the Sportscenter wasn't complete without a T or two. He'd throw his jacket, stomp his feet, and otherwise just act like a baby half the time. Someone mentioned the word "shady" which is ironic because it perfectly describes a lot of the recruits that he brought into USI.

So true but I would bet that their reasoning behind the Tubby posting would have a different agenda.

Pearl is a different character as you mentioned and one that will continue to stay in the public spotlight for his antics. Those ugly orange jerseys almost match his spray on tan!!:lol:

He still has a long way to go to catch Bobby Petrino, what's up with these coaches, do they think they are invisible.

Yeah, because once a game is out of reach, Tubby just sits on the bench with his chin in his hand...:lol:

:ylsuper: :D

I was expecting worse. Reminds me of Gene Hackman getting thrown out in Hoosiers wrongfully in one of the games in the movie.

 

Yeah really, sounds to me as if the ref just wanted a little fame....possibly.....

If this would have been Tubby Smith this thread would have had 20 pages by now.

Or Jim Tressell!:sssh: :sssh:

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