And They Wonder Why Gameday is Coming to Atlanta

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There’s much kerfuffle over where the Gameday crew and their shirtless, emotional-support dog having buffoons are traveling to this weekend. Instead of heading to the (checks notes) second relevant game of the season for both Ohio State and Indiana, the motley crew is opting to come to the SECCG.

Wonder why?

Honest question…how many of you here have tuned into an Indiana game this year? Highlights don’t count, only actual game day watching during a televised game counts.

26 thoughts on “And They Wonder Why Gameday is Coming to Atlanta”

  1. I watched the last few minutes of that game where they had the comeback win over… someone. You know, Mendoza’s Heisman moment where his receiver made an amazing catch in the back of the endzone off a badly overthrown ball. But I only tuned in to see them lose.

  4. I honestly could not tell you what offense IU runs. On another note, I turned on Gameday, saw that asshat with no shirt on, and turned the channel immediately. Whoever is in charge of that show needs to be fired.

    • I quit watching Gameday the moment they hired that buffoon. Of course, I don’t fit their desired demographic. It’s surprising to me that an idiot like McAfee is so popular. Wait, no it’s not. I’m the grumpy, old white dude. At this point in my life I’m supposed to think our civilization is going to hell in a hand basket. It’s how God begins to prepare us to look forward to the afterlife.

    • As long as Mickey keeps making bank off that circus, nothing is going to change. They would rather have freakin’ WWE with that fool than thoughtful, measured takes from someone like Pollack.

    • Understanding Miss Terry runs satans household, after putting up with prime and the aflac fowl, satan sitting in on the circus known as gameday, might be a break in the action

  5. All of the Big 10 people talking about GameDay not being at a 1 vs. 2 game makes me laugh, all it took was for one person to post, “When was the last time Fox Big Noon Kickoff came to an SEC game?” to stop the debate.

    This 24-team playoff proposal that the B1G has floated is specifically at the direction of Fox to force the CFP’s hand to split the television contract.

  6. Indiana plays football? I thought it was some made up place with a Parks & Recreation Dept. Shrug emoji

  7. “their shirtless, emotional-support dog having buffoons” lol.

    A Zyn pouch just shot out of one nostril and my morning White Claw out the other. All over my Preparation H slathered chest (I look like the shredded). Only thing to do is crank the house muzick, chug a protein shake and pray at the Shrine of St. Gronk for forgiveness before I jump in the nearest pool. I gots ALL the ratings in the office!!!

  9. ESPN paid to show the SEC. Fox pays the big ten to broadcast games. It’s not hard to figure out.

  10. It’s called “The SEC on ESPN” now for a billion reason$. Plus, Kirk is still shut out by the bucknut faithful, Howard doesn’t want to deal with them, Fowler loves the warmer weather, AND Saban is the SEC’s GOAT. They should send McIdiot to fuck with Corch though. That would be fun. Can’t stand either show so I only check in on the SEC Network to get news but turn away from Tebow and Finebaum…who have been humbled by Kirby of late so their schtick is toned down some.

  11. The only reason I have seen a hot minute of IU football is because I was sitting in Caesars sportsbook with my UGA grad niece and her UGA grad friend(side note: her friend happened to be high school buddies with JT Daniels and she was the first person he called when he was considering transfering to UGA; she gave a glowing account of the Classic City and he called UGA coaches back and accepted the offer… crazy how that shit works with 18 and 19yr olds!) as we watched the real Dawgs whip the bizarro dogs ass… since ceasars has 7500 TVs on, you couldn’t help but see and hear the squeals from the yankee big 10 nut jobs when « the bad throw and amazing catch » happened.

  14. How sad is it the networks grovel to Notre Dame for 4 million piddly arse viewers? Poverty viewership

    • I noticed that too. Notre Dame had an exclusive contract with NBC to televise every one of their games back when most teams were lucky to get on TV once or twice a year. My how things have changed.

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