Hope we follow The Pope example Saturday
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My guess is that a lot of the one's on here who suggest booing Calipari are the same one's who complain about the Rupp crowd when they aren't at the game.
Calipari said himself he wouldn’t be surprised if booed, but that he has bazooka holes in him from shots he’s taken over his career, so when people shoot arrows at him these days they go right through (translation- he thinks it won’t phase him)
He also said he knows his friends at the game will be wearing blue, but hopes they might be wearing red socks.
Also said Ellen not coming (under the weather)
He also said he knows his friends at the game will be wearing blue, but hopes they might be wearing red socks.
Also said Ellen not coming (under the weather)
I sure hope no one boos but I wouldn’t bet a few don’t act stupid. A nice little ovation and play ball I say. An ovation for Ellen would be awesome as well. She is a class act.
To me he is no different from another coach, the last 5 year he brought Ky BB down so I just want us to beat his Ark team that will be satisfaction enough for me.
You don’t boo your ex. You cheer your current. Ignore the ex. They want the attention.
There wont be any booing other than a stray guy or two from Posssum Innards, KY with a sign.
Maybe Cal will wear the blue jacket he wore a few games ago.
If given the opportunity, I would boo my ex every time that b**tch walked through the door.
So he talked about bbn and down to bbn all the time, called this place “cal u” alone with that stupid draft night comment then basically quit the last 5-6 yrs along with a 9 win season……here, at uk. Then he pretty much alienated himself from the administration and athletic department but then doesn’t think he won’t get booed??? So people are ok with treating others like nothings but then we should just questioned for responding the only way we can……a few boos. I’ll boo the coach not the person, he’s coming here to beat us and ruin our day. Just like in all sports everywhere, people get booed and it’s ok. It’s not a knock on anyone’s chaeacter, part of the game geez.
He can have his day of flowers down the road, when he retires or shows some humility aka Pitino. But he did a lot for the state as a human, appreciate that but booing the opposing coach…..not the person.
He can have his day of flowers down the road, when he retires or shows some humility aka Pitino. But he did a lot for the state as a human, appreciate that but booing the opposing coach…..not the person.
I’m gonna boo this shit out of him. Grow a pair. This is our house.
I always liked getting booed. It meant they either respected or feared me. If they didn't do anything I took it that I was irrelevant.
Ellen totally hated this move I wouldn't doubt if she doesn't have a secret stash home in Lexington somewhere lol
Internet moralists say booing is bad so we all gotta pretend we don’t condone booing lol
I really don't get the morality stance on this.
John Calipari is the Head Coach of the Arkansas Razorbacks. He is, by definition, the enemy. We don't owe the enemy coach cheers or anything.
Boo him if you want.
Cheer him if you want.
But telling people how to respond aint it.
John Calipari is the Head Coach of the Arkansas Razorbacks. He is, by definition, the enemy. We don't owe the enemy coach cheers or anything.
Boo him if you want.
Cheer him if you want.
But telling people how to respond aint it.
And they are probably the same ones screaming “refs you suck” every game while refusing to
stand for their team. The snowball effect is real. SMH
I agree we all have opinions of others and how they are to act. However at a sporting event I’m not there for a proper mannered show I’m there to give my team the advantage. To each their own.
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