I like to call it Little Program Disease. LPD.

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Nov 11, 2024
1:21:26pm

Brandoblueblood Truly Addicted User

I like to call it Little Program Disease. LPD.

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Brandoblueblood

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What would snap inside the mind of an AD to want a post-game press conference

MajorZeus

Nov 11, 1:14pm

It’s a rivalry man. Normal rules don’t apply. Emotion takes over. (Not excusing him at all).

Nov 11, 1:15pm

Don’t you mean in state game?

BYU '80

Nov 11, 1:17pm

Correction: It's the in state game. Nothing special.

MarylandFan

Nov 11, 1:19pm

RE: What would snap inside the mind of an AD to want a post-game press conference

TheLost

Nov 11, 1:17pm

It's odd it meant so much to them. Whit said it's just the in-state game, that just happened to set an attendance record

slappy

Nov 11, 1:17pm

Or run out on the field

Brandoblueblood

Nov 11, 1:18pm

Your recipe makes sense. Utes tend to have entitlement syndrome.

MajorZeus

Nov 11, 1:20pm

I like to call it Little Program Disease. LPD.

Brandoblueblood

Nov 11, 1:21pm

What would snap? He snapped well before the press conf. What he didn't do was take a minute to breathe,

Bob Vance

Nov 11, 1:20pm

What would snap inside of the mind of an AD to GO ONTO THE FIELD DURING THE PLAY

fattycoug

Nov 11, 1:26pm

His brain stem?

Brisco

Nov 11, 1:35pm

High voltage power lines and ingestion of paint chips certainly played a role.

Emmett Fitz-Hume

Nov 11, 1:41pm

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