September 27, 200916 yr Tebow is a class act, and a great football player. The UK fans *the ones on my facebook in particular* who are celebrating a concussion are sad and letting the obvious envy and jealousy cloud their judgment. UK just got flat out slaughtered, and unfortunately some people will celebrate anyways because of Tebow being knocked out. Ick. Good post, any "so called" fan celebrating an injury to any player is classless. :puke: :madman: U.K. once again was shown what a top SEC football team is.......U.K. is FAR from a top tier SEC team amnd imo never will be. Middle of the pack at best. I hope I am wrong but I just don't believe U.K. will ever contend for a SEC football championship.
September 27, 200916 yr I don't think he would curse. But, IMO, cursing wouldn't automatically make you not a Christian. I'm sure Tebow isn't always a saint. I agree but I just don't think that Tebow would go off on a coach like Davies described.
September 27, 200916 yr I agree but I just don't think that Tebow would go off on a coach like Davies described. I don't either. I don't think they should say that no matter who the player is though.
September 27, 200916 yr I'm not celebrating the injury but it was a vicious hit that elicited a few yelps in my living room. I don't think I'm going to hell for my reaction to the hit. One of the best hits I've seen all year. I don't think I'm a bad person for thinking that.
September 27, 200916 yr It's mental. Kentucky knows they are beat before they ever take the field. It's the same with Tennessee.
September 27, 200916 yr Good post, any "so called" fan celebrating an injury to any player is classless. :puke: :madman: U.K. once again was shown what a top SEC football team is.......U.K. is FAR from a top tier SEC team amnd imo never will be. Middle of the pack at best. I hope I am wrong but I just don't believe U.K. will ever contend for a SEC football championship. I said the same thing to my dad tonight, as well as to some of my friends who were celebrating. I told them, "Lovely, not only is UK a train wreck of a team, but in the midst of the wreck, they took out one of the best QB's around and the fans are celebrating. What a joke from top to bottom." It'd be great if UK could ever get to where they contend for an SEC championship, but that time is nowhere in the foreseeable future...and quite frankly, I'm not impressed by the fans and it makes me not much root for or care either way. I'm not trying to lump ALL fans in; I know that there are good UK fans out there lol. I'm just disappointed I guess.
September 27, 200916 yr I'm not celebrating the injury but it was a vicious hit that elicited a few yelps in my living room. I don't think I'm going to hell for my reaction to the hit. One of the best hits I've seen all year. I don't think I'm a bad person for thinking that. It was a solid, clean hit. Wyndham made a nice hit and he deserves some oohs and aahs for it. But the celebration of Tebow being injured and carted off to the hospital is the part that has me disgusted. I'm sure you didn't throw a party over that development. I definitely ooh and ahh'd about the hit.
September 27, 200916 yr It was a solid, clean hit. Wyndham made a nice hit and he deserves some oohs and aahs for it. But the celebration of Tebow being injured and carted off to the hospital is the part that has me disgusted. I'm sure you didn't throw a party over that development. I definitely ooh and ahh'd about the hit. It was indeed a very good, solid & clean hit by UK, but I think most of the damage came when Tebow hit his head on one of his linemen's knee as he was falling backward, which whiplashed his chin forward into his chest. Got to be a concussion of some sort, hopefully mild.
September 27, 200916 yr While looking around to see if there's any still frame shots of that hit I found this. Almost blasphomy but did make me chuckle...:lol:
September 27, 200916 yr It was indeed a very good, solid & clean hit by UK, but I think most of the damage came when Tebow hit his head on one of his linemen's knee as he was falling backward, which whiplashed his chin forward into his chest. Got to be a concussion of some sort, hopefully mild. Yeah that is what it was. I mean I'm sure Tebow isn't going to come out of this angry at Wyndham or anything. It was a great hit, and an unfortunate ending with his linemans knee being in the fall.
September 27, 200916 yr I wouldn't accept the blame for that poor effort.I guess this is why you aren't a coach. In no way should a coach throw his team under the bus after a loss. Now to the game. It was embarrassing and honestly very hard to watch. The Cats killed themselves in the first quarter and never really did anything to get back into it. As far as the hit is concerned...I definitely got excited to see it happen...it was a clean hit and a vicious one at that. Any football fan should have been excited. But, I didn't want Tebow to go out with an injury...I wouldn't wish that upon any athlete..but to give anyone lip over celebrating the "initial" hit is foolish. Here's to Tebow having a full recovery...because I'd hate for this to be an excuse when he fades into obscurity on Sundays.
September 27, 200916 yr It's mental. Kentucky knows they are beat before they ever take the field. It's the same with Tennessee.:thumb: :thumb: Kentucky set the tone in the first quarter because they came out scared and were already thinking they were going to get killed.
September 27, 200916 yr It almost makes you cringe to think how Florida would have played had they not been sick.
September 27, 200916 yr It almost makes you cringe to think how Florida would have played had they not been sick. After that first quarter I was hoping UK would get the swine flu...seemed to help! :lol: :lol:
September 27, 200916 yr It's mental. Kentucky knows they are beat before they ever take the field. It's the same with Tennessee. :thumb: UK looked scared, in their own building, in the first quarter.
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