At least when this stuff happens here our fans are courteous enough to take it outside.

I'm speechless, are you telling me that a franchise that has gone over a decade without making the playoffs has a shitshow of a front office? Who wrote the article? This guy?

What's the big deal? It's not like Vasco fans poisoned a tree or something.

Dan Graziano of ESPN dropped a report earlier mentioning how Shanahan didn't like the special treatment that Snyder gave Griffin, making him feel "bigger than the team." Other players, like backup Kirk Cousins, weren't given the same attention.

God bless America!

No drip!

I'm guessing we'll be seeing Tapia fighting in a couple months at some local casino venue. I'm guessing the fight promoters will rationalize it by saying this doctor gave Tapia the okay:

...have you seen the NFL's ratings?

#urbanmeyersfault

I realize losing to Georgia Southern at home can make fans bitter but stop with the bitterness. I could understand getting upset at him if he went directly to Ohio St. from Florida but he did take a year off. It should also be noted he originally made the resignation in 2009 but came back in 2010 (I didn't hear many…

Liked that he lost because it gives SEC a chance for championship again.

...so it's basically like the Portland Trailblazers management.

I love it when fans act like the Mariners management thinks the deal they gave Cano is a wise one. They know they overpaid him in both years and dollars but if you're trying to land a top free agent like that for a team way off the map, you're going to have to overpay.

Is this the same Jerry Kill that bailed on his players at Northern Illinois?

...call my crazy but I didn't recall complaining about the thugs and free passes when your team was winning titles. Sure Urban is a hypocrite but so are the Florida fans, so maybe you two were made for each other.

Get over it, did you see Utah fans acting like that after he left after only 2 years?

...so basically he was doing what Will Muschamp is currently doing.

Well, on the flip side, if the schools don't want to abide by Title IX, they're free to start paying taxes.

Well, on the flip side, if the schools don't want to abide by Title IX, they're free to start paying taxes.