The ODDEST CONTROVERSY in Monday Night Football HISTORY | Bengals @ Chargers (1982)

[@royveteto4134]

at least the grass was thoroughly fertilized

[@RetroJR3379]

Yea the old fashioned way

[@lionsfan7500]

Lol to funny

[@tylermathis-kx7pu]

The bulls and horses each put 40 turds on the field, which is more than if they spiked the ball on every play.

[@UPFSonic]

ABC: Are you ready for some football? The field: Yesn’t

[@AtlanticCoastJoey]

In 1981, we had the Freezer Bowl, In 1982, we had the Horse Shlt Bowl.

[@Fury325Fan]

No, the bullshit bowl

[@TPTGopher]

Both names seem accurate

[@Fury325Fan]

@@TPTGopher fair. I just think the bullshit bowl has a better ring to it

[@astrostar49]

@@Fury325Fan Winner.

[@Kid-Pink_88.]

So not even a calendar year after playing in a freezer with a Super Bowl Berth at stake, their next meeting is on a literal barnyard. What was gonna be next, an actual beach?

[@ElFuego35]

How about a racetrack... One of the prospects for the Jaguars to play at while their stadium is being rebuilt in 2026 & 2027 is in Daytona... at the Speedway.

[@TPTGopher]

NCAA already has - Tennessee and Virginia Tech played at Bristol in 2016.

[@Kid-Pink_88.]

@TPTGopher how about a USS Vessel like College Basketball did recently?

[@robertwilloughby8050]

The Sand Bowl. I like that, and I bet it happened in the NFL!

[@ElFuego35]

That day, when the fans were chanting "bull shit", they weren't talking about a bad call by the referees. They were talking about what the stadium smelled like.

[@Damned_DasKar]

To John Hoaglin's claim that it was wet, rotting straw that stunk... yeah, I call bullshit

[@Fury325Fan]

Good one!

[@mpf4114]

All I could think about while watching was Biff Tannen saying "Manure, I hate Manure" 😂😂😂

[@Johnnycdrums]

Don't blame the Rodeo, man. They were in charge of nothing, they just booked the gig.

[@atworkstation]

Looks like it hit the fan.

[@DolFan316]

As a former marching band member I can relate, There were multiple parades where I had to step around piles of horse dung in the street.

[@phillipstankey8881]

That marathon OT game against Miami followed by the game in Cincinnati in sub zero weather...the Chargers were never the same

[@mgb4692]

This season would end for the Chargers in the Orange Bowl in revenge of the marathon

[@farmasyst]

In 1982, when the Brewers went to the World Series, Milwaukee County Authority allowed the National Tractor Pullers Association to hold a 2 day Tractor Pulling event there, in July or August. Great idea...

[@kevingreen2400]

The Bengals were supposed to play in primetime 3 times in 1982 as they had a MNF scheduled against the Browns in Cleveland on Sept 27 and the first ever visit to Riverfront by the Dallas Cowboys in a then rare Sunday Night game on October 24, both of these of course were wiped out by the strike. Dallas' first visit to Cincinnati would come 3 years later in the infamous 50-24 thrashing they took from the Bengals in a game you featured with the Bengals jumping out to a 22-0 lead eight minutes into the game.

[@CTubeMan]

Pour yourself a Cognac!

[@mgb4692]

@@CTubeMan The Browns were set to host a Monday night game against the Broncos exactly five years later (9/27/87) that was, yep, wiped out by the strike. So brace yourself for a players strike in 2032 with, naturally, a Browns MNF game in week three. So can I get one too?

[@lionsfan7500]

They went from the Freezer Bowl in Cincinnati to the Toilet Bowl in San Diego. A crappy video lol. Seriously as usual I loved the video and I just love all the content and congratulations again on the new studio.

[@chrisuncleahmad]

Amazing to think that even with a field that bad, these teams STILL combined for over 1100 yards of offense

[@andrewschultz6608]

Yeah, the snarky response is "guess it tripped up the defenders even more" but still we'd expect a lot more big plays if that were the case.

[@jackatkinson3682]

Of course. Nobody would wanna try to tackle, miss, and then end up with a gullet full of horse pie 😅😅😅

[@andrewschultz6608]

@@jackatkinson3682 certainly not with player salaries at 1982 levels!

[@TPTGopher]

9:47 There was actually a decent reason for that - Australian law required a six-month quarantine on imported horses, so it was easier to just hold the equestrian events somewhere else.

[@ThreePointOneFou]

Nor would that be the last time that happened: The equestrian events for the 2008 Beijing Olympics were held 1000 miles away, in Hong Kong. In that case, it was for the horses' protection, as the air quality in Beijing wasn't conducive to the horses' health. As for the Tahiti thing, only surfing is scheduled to be held there. Everything else will be held in or near Paris.

[@TessieLangford]

The Surfing & Beach Volleyball events will be near LA for the 2028 Summer Olympics after Paris, 🇨🇵

[@heartlandauthor]

@@ThreePointOneFou I wonder if NBC might have had something to do with Tahiti hosting the surfing events, as, depending on how they're scheduled, NBC might be able to air Olympic surfing live in a U.S. primetime time slot (if it wants to, NBC rarely airs events outside of track and field, swimming, gymnastics, and beach volleyball in primetime during the Summer Olympics). NBC isn't going to be able to air anything live in primetime from France, as the U.S. Eastern/Central primetime hours correspond with the early morning hours in France (there's zero chance the IOC schedules track and field and swimming events for 3 AM or so Paris time). Tahiti is as far behind U.S. Eastern Time (6 hours) as Paris is ahead of U.S. Eastern Time (6 hours), so a mid-afternoon start to the surfing events Tahiti time (if they're scheduled for that time of day) would correspond with U.S. Eastern/Central primetime.

[@ThreePointOneFou]

@@heartlandauthor I suppose that's possible, given that several of France's overseas territories are closer to the U.S. than continental France itself, and given that this is the fourth Olympics in a row (with a fifth pending) where the time difference effectively precludes live coverage except for the night-owl set. However, surfing really isn't the kind of top-drawer sport that's going to persuade people to sign up for Peacock+ even if it is the Olympics (something that could just as easily be said for at least a half-dozen other sports on the 2024 program--breakdancing, anyone?). Rather, I think the main reason for having surfing in Tahiti is something rather more basic: needing somewhere where surfing is good enough for competition. I admit I don't know much about the sport in general, but I don't think that France's North Atlantic or Mediterranean coasts are the kinds of places surfers flock to in order to ride the curl. That's the problem with sports like surfing and sailing: you need to find places where you can hold the events properly, and you need Mother Nature itself to help out with that. At least Tahiti is in French-held territory, unlike the Melbourne/Stockholm problem.

[@brianarbenz1329]

Art Donavan wrote in his memoirs that his Colts played a pre-season game in Louisville in the late ‘50s on a field where a circus had just been held. Elephant crap was everywhere and offensive and defensive linemen made the most of the situation by flipping bits of it at each other while lined up for snaps. Maybe Coryell should have taken inspiration from that story and used the manure or straw or whatever as a weapon.

[@OfficialJaguarGator9]

There’s a crazy story sort of like that that I have on my bucket list to do. No footage is available of the game or the incident, but if it ever becomes available, it’s gonna be amazing

[@andrewpadaetz5549]

@@OfficialJaguarGator9 I remember Bob Trumpy doing an interview with @bengaljimstailgateexperience where he would talk about the Astrodome often smelling the same way when the Bengals played the division rival Oilers due to rodeos held there.

[@steviepusch2166]

@jaguargator9 can we get a video on how dark the surrounding elements were for the butkus/sayers jersey retirement game was on Halloween 1994 ?

[@michellejirak9945]

Should have been called the "Pooper Bowl".

[@chrisguardiano6143]

This isn't the only time that year that poor field conditions affected a game at Jack Murphy Stadium as 3 months earlier at Soccer Bowl 82 (the NASL's championship game) between the NY Cosmos & Seattle Sounders, the field was in absolutely terrible shape prior to kickoff. This was because the Padres had completed a three game series on Thursday (with the match taking place on Saturday) & the grounds crew thought they had enough time to prepare the field for soccer. However what the grounds crew wasn't aware of was that San Diego State football had a public practice on Friday morning (that was announced a month before hand) and completely wrecked the field because the San Diego State coaches painted football lines over the pre painted soccer lines. This was in addition to part of the baseball infield being in the soccer field. The NASL was absolutely livid with the grounds crew for letting the field be in such poor condition & had to delay the kickoff by 30 minutes so that the field could be somewhat presentable for a TV audience (the Soccer Bowl was being aired on the relatively new USA Network). Despite the poor field conditions, the game was quite competitive with the Cosmos winning 1-0 winning their fifth (and final) NASL championship.

[@Argonaut9]

This is one of your best posts. This is great insightful info which gives this great game more lore! I remember watching this game in '82 in my basement. It was a typical "Air Coryell" Charger scorefest with lots of offense.

[@joeylawn36111]

So it was the 💩Bowl....🤮🤣 Also: A Guess as to why they booked a Rodeo: The rodeo promoters simply asked if they could book the stadium, and someone who handles the advanced booking said Yes without realizing the consequences.

[@RetroJR3379]

Only conclusion they must've thought that the field would be ok enough. Bengals/Chargers MNF was already booked so the strike had nothing to do with it

[@mgb4692]

So when The Rock once was talking about San Diego State playing for a bucket of shit, he wasn't kidding.

[@astrostar49]

Cool story about this game. Even though they were all blowouts, two in favor of Cincinnati, I enjoyed all three games between the Bengals/Chargers from 1981-1982 due to the offensive fireworks.

[@mgb4692]

The '85 game (first since James Brooks went over to the Bengals for Pete Johnson) was rather enjoyable too. Lionel James (RIP) went off for over 200 yards and the Bolts won 44-41 at Riverfront

[@astrostar49]

@@mgb4692 Oh that's true I had forgotten. I should watch that game, I think I might have it in my collection if it's not here on KZbin already. Thanks for the heads up.

[@joemeehan9329]

...which is the equivalent of spiking the ball into horses**t on every single down.

[@marcus813]

I know I'm gonna hear more craziness from 1982 by the end of 2023! As for this game, the people running the Murph had to know that the Holiday Bowl between Ohio State and WAC champ BYU and this MNF game were taking place soon after that rodeo. What poor planning this was. It's almost as if the players would've almost been better off playing on artificial turf instead of that compromised natural turf they played on here.

[@RetroJR3379]

This is why ESPN should hired you for Monday Night Football theres MNF stories outside the games that fans either forgot or had no idea like Rodeogate & the 1997 Steelers/Jaguars that the game ended only to replayed the final play 30 minutes after

[@stevenbauer4799]

'That made for a shitty game'.

[@82dorrin]

The field was bullshit. Literally.

[@martincruz8319]

Fun (or Freezing cold) fact: a future NFL athlete was at the "Freezer Bowl": Mike Nugent was at that game (kinda), his mother was at the NFC Championship Game, months pregnant carrying the future PK kicking around inside his mommy's "Frozen Tundra".

[@RetroJR3379]

Back in 2010 before the intro Frank Gifford talked about that game not for that but reason but mostly of the shootout. Didn't know about Rodeogate until today

[@Jason_Maier]

Ah, the 1982 strike season; the gift that keeps on giving. I could understand a rodeo in Houston or Dallas, but San Diego 😂 As for the Mud Bowl, one outlandish theory was that Shula didn't tarp the field in order to slow down Freeman McNeill and Wesley Walker.

[@WaltGekko]

The Mud Bowl was exactly that. The NFL in the eyes of many should have fined Shula millions and declared the game a forfeit citing the field conditions. The rules were changed after that game.

[@_Dave_S]

So Shula had a problem with the Patriots for the snow plow game, but then altered the field conditions for his benefit against the Jets. Go figure lol.

[@dondajulah4168]

The whole point was to have the biggest rodeo event of the year in a new market which would have expanded the growth of the sport. I am old enough to remember the early 80's and the popularity of rodeo growing after the release of Urban Cowboy in 1980. A successful event in a large venue like Jack Murphy Stadium would have been a massive triumph if pulled off successfully. And San Diego was an extremely RED part of CA back in the 80's with high presence of military and second generation Dust Bowl Okies making up the majority of the population. You also had Orange County (aka The Orange Curtain in the 1980s) with a similar conservative demo that could be pulled in for the event. I know it is hard to fathom a rodeo being popular enough to fill a football stadium in one of the bluest states in the country, but it was a different time back then. If you were to turn on ESPN back in the early 80s you were more likely to see a rodeo than any other sporting event.

[@WaltGekko]

@@dondajulah4168 No it isn't. There have always been parts of California that have been RED like that, especially north of Sacramento up to the border with Oregon.

[@dondajulah4168]

@@WaltGekko oh really? And what venue is there in those parts that can seat close to 60k people for a rodeo? Yeah, I thought so.

[@StatsRob1975]

He should do one on the final day of the 1981 season between the Denver Broncos and the Chicago Bears which had playoff implications because if the Broncos win they win the AFC West at 11-5 and the Chargers don't even make the playoffs at 10-6 because of a head to head tie breaker with the Bills who also finished 10-6 and beat the Chargers 28-27. We still would've probably still had the Freezer Bowl. The seeding would've been as follows 1. Cincinnati 2. Miami 3. Denver 4. NY Jets 5. Buffalo so we still would've had the Bengals vs. probably the Dolphins and no Epic in Miami.

[@canamrider07]

I played college football. In 1978 we played San Diego State in San Diego. The field was painted dirt and very hard. The field was Always overused and terrible. The stadium was bad too.

[@2008israelramos]

I watched this game live; The Chargers were embarrassed twice the previous year and it was a sweet revenge game. I don't recall the announcers mentioning the field once during the broadcast.

[@brandensimmons653]

I thought the rodeo would be in Texas but in San Diego California that was the owner fault by allowing this

[@rkid727]

I’m guessing it was already on the books and the chargers were originally scheduled to be away during that weekend and they figured they could just resod the field. Used to happen all the time in other cities. The strike caused all kinds of scheduling issues since they had to remake the schedule.

[@OfficialJaguarGator9]

The strike didn’t impact the schedule in terms of rescheduling games, at least, not for that week The only thing that changed was they took one of the canceled weeks and moved it to the first weekend of January. Other than that, when play resumed, every game originally scheduled for weeks 11-16 went on as planned

[@nicholassmith479]

I was at the Freezer Bowl game. It was COLD! Steam was rising out from the river! The concessions served Pepsi in cans. They squeezed the Pepsi from a can into a cup and the foam rose up and solidified. It was fascinating to watch. I got hot chocolate which was lukewarm when I got back to my seat. 😂

[@ronniemurrell5019]

Thanks for the history you're the best

[@luisreyes1963]

As Jay Sherman (The Critic) would say: "IT STINKS..." 😂

[@bb-gc2tx]

the worst field in history was giants stadium in 2000 when they switched to a grass field im shocked more careers werent ruined by catastrophic knee injuries playing on that awful field

[@farmasyst]

I love putting these videos on Closed Captioning and reading them. Some pretty humorous statements.

[@veggieoilerfan2940]

When Chuck Muncie’s touchdown pass to Wes Chandler was shown at 18:54, it looked like one of the officials almost lost his footing. Could that have possibly been related to the lousy field conditions?

[@jeremycrandall2899]

The decision to have the rodeo at Jack Murphy Stadium was definitely a horseshit call.😊

[@chuckgan]

I would place most of the blame on the NFL. The NFR is the Super Bowl of rodeo and was probably scheduled before the NFL schedule was announced.

[@gregsells8549]

The NFR wasn't in San Diego, it was in Oklahoma City (before moving to Las Vegas) and was (and is) staged by a different organization, the PRCA. The San Diego rodeo took advantage of the NFL strike in booking at the Murph. The NFR did come to a stadium once, to Globe Life Field in Arlington during the pandemic of 2020, and after Globe Life hosted the World Series. Both events had limited spectators with social distancing.

[@chuckgan]

@gregsells8549 didn't say it was. Just pointing out the fact it may have been scheduled before the NFL schedule announcement.

[@rkid727]

I agree and I’m sure the Chargers weren’t scheduled to originally scheduled to play MNF that weekend. The strike caused a whole new schedule to be put in place and there was no time to reschedule the rodeo and resod the field.

[@andrewschultz6608]

I remember this game -- and you are right, I just remembered the score, not controversies like this! Also, one crazy thing: that weak San Diego defense getting a safety despite the 1100 yards total offense is sort of the icing on the cake.

[@brentvance3958]

I don’t think it has ever gotten that cold since.

[@tomservo56954]

The only thing that rivals playing football in the mud is steer wrestling in the mud.

[@MichaelPiz]

Have you ever had a former NFL player contact you because they saw themselves in one of the old clips you show? I keep seeing names I either never heard of or haven't thought of in years. Do those guys ever see themselves? I think that'd be cool.

[@OfficialJaguarGator9]

Yep! Had it happen a few times, which is always fun

[@robertwilloughby8050]

Jon Bois once had Dobler (yes, dirty Dobler!) recognise himself in a longish clip Bois had. Jon Bois was, in his own words, "Shitting himself". Luckily, Dobler really liked the clip, and shrugged off the "Dirty Dobler" implications.

[@thomascrowley9122]

Rodeo in San Diego 😂😂😂😂

[@sf-dn8rh]

The rodeo, was suppose to be at the sports arena, and due to remodeling was moved to jack Murphy

[@bebobriller1985]

Love the content, please update the music in the background

[@RetroJR3379]

Least we're not going to see a singer destroyed the field just days before a big game in Mexico City.... OH WAIT

[@Aziel562]

"Field was covered in horseshit" this one i has to watch 💀

[@CTubeMan]

I’ll have to watch and/or comment on this tomorrow. I just wonder if Mike Fuller saw this coming.

[@michaelangelioliebers7601]

The stadium was built in 1967 along with the sports arena and it had different name changes from san diego stadium to the late sports reporter that brought than original owner Barron Hilton from Los Angeles couldn't compete with Rams in attendance moved here in February 10; 1962 lost first game here in exhibition game too Detroit Lions and stadium was always missed used for monster trucks and baseball and had to added the seats along with bathroom problems of flooding and eventual needed new stadium with than Alex Spanos couldn't get a deal moved to back to Los Angeles and Gene Klein got tired of players wanting more money sold the team in 1984 and was intohorse racing and had seattle sonics team won championship and one the team 1966-1984 and George P had owned a steak in the team a restaurant owner in Hillcrest til he passed away and his kids still own some of the team.

[@michaelangelioliebers7601]

@@matthewdaley746 I truly believe they could've kept Fred Dean and John jefferson said he made a mistake and should've stayed here in San Diego because his career in Green Bay wasn't the same over there first wide receiver 3 straight thousand yards receiving 1978-1980.

[@michaelangelioliebers7601]

@@matthewdaley746 I know in sports in order to win championships its about having alot of talents and great draft picks and money and great front office all fall in place like hiring a great general manager.

[@vict4451]

What exactly made the straw so wet it started to rot? Was there so much that the ground crew just said "screw it, throw the sod on top of it"?

[@aaronholcomb237]

Ironically, it was horses that caused the Olympic events to be held in Sweden in 1956.

[@lsmftymf]

Primary reason for scheduling rodeo comes down to money. This was a strike season, and folks who owned & operated Jack Murphy Stadium had to recoup losses from cancelled Chargers home games. As for timing? Well, Chicago Stadium booked three days of Led Zeppelin concerts while Blackhawks were in postseason in 1977. A brain on greed only results in logic-defying decisions.

[@fmbbeachbum8163]

Well Dan Fouts had to have his revenge, of course he still has'nt gotten over getting whooped in the Freezer Bowl. He still hates the Bengals and should never call a Bengals game.

[@CatherineJessicaNatof]

Talk about the time when the SF 49ers were helped by the SEA ground crew down at the bay, in the playoff.

[@jesusolague4748]

The day they got dirty and smelly out of the field.

[@robertosborne6605]

It was the Murph’s grounds crew first rodeo! 🤣

[@joeadgie4188]

I guess the rodeo guys' money didn't stink.

[@JH-qi7fz]

Rodeo > Football

[@markbrown4039]

Ladies and gentlemen, the Horses--t Bowl!

[@jackatkinson3682]

15:10 Look here! Wet straw does not smell like 💩, wet straw smells like wet straw.

[@josephhouk6703]

Reason #1: Money.

[@CTubeMan]

This wasn’t the first Bengals game impacted by poop.

[@Johnnycdrums]

Look's pretty green to me, Bub.

[@chrisp679]

You ever heard of a little.thing called paint?

[@Johnnycdrums]

@@chrisp679 ; Like the Army does for inpections in case the grass is dead?

[@chrisp679]

@@Johnnycdrums I would guess so.

[@DolFan316]

Oh. It's just horse manure. Horse manure's not that bad. I don't even mind the word 'manure.' You know, it's, it's 'newer,' which is good. And a 'ma' in front of it. MA-NURE. When you consider the other choices, 'manure' is actually pretty refreshing.

[@volusiasorange]

Wes Chandler everywhere lol... he went to my high school

[@tomservo56954]

Who fertilizes during the season?

[@davecolvin310]

Yeah but it was partly sunny.

[@DakinRinone]

1:52 mark, that's just not true. Every single person at the game would have frostbite. I run a few car washes, literally have worked 13 hour shifts in -20 degree weather (worked -30 with windchill) never once have gotten frostbite.

[@EllisEntertainment]

What's the music being used for this video?

[@OfficialJaguarGator9]

Custom track I made myself

[@eddylindsey986]

Horse crap, bull crap, cowboy crap, rotting wet straw, limburger cheese, durian, surstromming fish, the ground keeper for San Diego must have been brown nosing the rodeo organizers.😂😂😂😂😂

[@johnn9977]

That was a super great game.

[@fredsmith605]

Didn't bother the players

[@adamenglish1154]

So what in San Antonio the rodeo kicks out an NBA team for the month of February and I don’t have a problem with that. Is basically tradition.

[@tipharris1087]

The Shit Bowl 1982

[@nickh9632]

How to stretch 3 mins worth of information into a 20 min video 101….

[@TheSonicsean]

How dare you besmirch the good name of Ohio's annual Cornmas celebration.

[@americanidol30]

Why would an outdoor stadium host a rodeo in the month of December? Wouldn’t it be freezing outside?

[@chuckgan]

You obviously know nothing about San Diego weather. It was probably in the 70s or 80s.

[@toddhawley2226]

@@chuckgan Having lived in San Diego once upon a time I can agree to this. Maybe not 70s or 80s in December, more like 50s but still way north of freezing. :p

[@chuckgan]

​@toddhawley2226 I thought about including 60s. My brother currently lives in San Diego and moved there for just that reason.

[@toddhawley2226]

@@chuckgan It's a gorgeous city. I hope to attend a San Diego State game at their new stadium. An acquaintance of mine was at the Holiday Bowl where Texas played Arizona State. Gametime temp was 43 degrees, which is really cold for there!

[@voicevitality7197]

Title needs work.

[@ezsmith3765]

Great video but the build up to the “punch line” was milked about 2-3 too many times and 6-8 too many minutes. Ok “THE DOO DOO BOWL” we get it 😁🤣 Ahhhh the early 80s Around this same time 10 yr old me was training in Boxing and my dad (RIP) explaining to me how going without water while working out in the heat “makes you tougher”. It was the times. Gatorade “technology” hadn’t yet reached remote Oklahoma apparently. Hahaha

[@deathlessgamer]

Day 1 of Commenting until I get a new Jaguar Gator 7 video.

[@OfficialJaguarGator9]

It’s coming in the next week! Studio is finally done barring a few minor things, so that time crunch is finally off my plate

[@numberonesongs4444]

Sorry I had to stop watching this. You just drag it out for so long. Just get to why you are uploading this.

[@appleiphone69]

Money

[@JRZEKE99]

It doesn’t look like the smell changed the way the game played out! Shit happens! Nothing you have shown appears to have effected the game in any manner!

[@chrisp679]

Not the point.

[@JRZEKE99]

@@chrisp679 point is what? Smell? players didn’t seem effected.

[@chrisp679]

The point was the field was in incredibly poor condition and shouldn't have been in that condition to begin with. You didn't watch all the way through because JG9 even said that the game, in the end, wasn't affected as broadly as it could've been.

[@JRZEKE99]

@@chrisp679 games have been played on far worse fields. both teams dealt with the conditions. No injuries. All drama and fluff! Majority of his videos are drama! Guess that’s what sells for him. Have a hard time watching them though.

[@chrisp679]

@@JRZEKE99 the whole point of this channel and his other channels is the obscure history of professional sports. If it isn’t your thing then why are you posting here complaining? Do better.

[@belacheat8833]

E

[@SuperFuck]

Bills vs. Raiders playoff game in 1994 was minus 32 with the wind chill.

[@TheMrzero35]

I grew up in the 70s . My Freinds played football at a park all the time. We hit shit piles . It was part of the game. Get tough !

[@chrisp679]

How.many of your friends were grown ass men moving at 100 miles an hour, and in some cases pumped fulla roids?

[@TheMrzero35]

@@chrisp679 yea yea I get it with the men to boys. I'm just saying shit is shit.

[@stopspammandm]

Reminds me of the Andy Griffith skit, "What it was was Football"

[@harold7017]

Just like everything else...it was the greed for money!!!!!

[@rjflesher]

First

[@teen_laqueefa]

Congrats, here spike it the ground

[@danielbowden6330]

Was there a conflict at the Sports Arena with the Clippers?

[@rjflesher]

@@danielbowden6330 About the only logical explanation