Holy Crap ... Really Max Hall?

I think that something we don't know about got him all riled up, but I also think that he's going to regret saying those things and hopefully he'll apologize.

Italics wrote:

Hmmmm, this actually explains a lot. Max has his worst game of his career tonight. Max usually plays badly when he lets his emotions get the better of him.

Worst game of his career was LAST year's game against the :utard:



His stats weren't amazing tonight, and he made some poor passes, but he didn't make any poor DECISIONS, and that was huge. This just goes to prove that if we could just refrain from turning the ball over (which we didn't do at all tonight), we could have possibly gone undefeated at one point in the last few years.

You are right, I forgot about last year :bug: Second worst game of his career. He had his 3 worst games against utah statistically

frdbtr wrote:

frdbtr wrote:
Hmmmm, this actually explains a lot. Max has his worst game of his career tonight. Max usually plays badly when he lets his emotions get the better of him.

Worst game of his career was LAST year's game against the :utard:



His stats weren't amazing tonight, and he made some poor passes, but he didn't make any poor DECISIONS, and that was huge. This just goes to prove that if we could just refrain from turning the ball over (which we didn't do at all tonight), we could have possibly gone undefeated at one point in the last few years.

You are right, I forgot about last year :bug: Second worst game of his career. He had his 3 worst games against utah statistically

and still won 2 of them. What does that tell you about the :utard:

urroner wrote:
I think that something we don't know about got him all riled up, but I also think that he's going to regret saying those things and hopefully he'll apologize.

I hope not. He had a reason for saying them. Usually your first reaction is the one that is the most truthful. I don't believe in apologizing for what you say, unless you are being hateful to a friend or relative. But he is not singleing out anyone.

Italics wrote:

Italics wrote:

Hmmmm, this actually explains a lot. Max has his worst game of his career tonight. Max usually plays badly when he lets his emotions get the better of him.

Worst game of his career was LAST year's game against the :utard:



His stats weren't amazing tonight, and he made some poor passes, but he didn't make any poor DECISIONS, and that was huge. This just goes to prove that if we could just refrain from turning the ball over (which we didn't do at all tonight), we could have possibly gone undefeated at one point in the last few years.

You are right, I forgot about last year :bug: Second worst game of his career. He had his 3 worst games against utah statistically

and still won 2 of them. What does that tell you about the :utard:

the 2 that he won, he didn't hurt the team with his poor play. Throwing 5 interceptions was just unbelievable.

I'd never have said it in front of a large radio audience, but I agree with most of what he said. I know some awesome guys who also happen to be UTE fans, but too many Utah fans are Utah fans only because they hate mormons and by extension BYU. That's why the rivalry is so heated...there are religous and cultural implications wrapped up in it. It's not just a sports contest to alot of people.



I don't think Max is saying anything that most BYU fans haven't thought to themselves countless times. I second Max's coments.

frdbtr wrote:

I think that something we don't know about got him all riled up, but I also think that he's going to regret saying those things and hopefully he'll apologize.

I hope not. He had a reason for saying them. Usually your first reaction is the one that is the most truthful. I don't believe in apologizing for what you say, unless you are being hateful to a friend or relative. But he is not singleing out anyone.

I agree! Collie was too righteous with "magic happens", now Hall is classless calling them out. Either you don't want to have the players say anything, or you shut them up by winning the game

ttexastim wrote:

ttexastim wrote:
You spew that crap AFTER the game and a win?? You just increased a few notches on my d-bag meter.



Does he realize that he just said he hates a few very great members of the church? I'm glad his last game with us had him looking worse at passing then his freshman, only started 4 games, counterpart.



Sorry for the disparaging comments on your board, but seriously ... you put that out there after a win? I guess he's pissed cuz he looked incompetent tonight.

Gotta be it. Though, I'm pretty sure if my family had beer dumped on them it would be hard for me to keep my mouth shut.

I think he and Bauman are full of crap on their beer stories. Some Ute snuck beer into the stadium, and decided to throw it, rather than drink it? I just don't see that happening. I might also add that I was in the marching band up there, and sat at every game, and have never seen a beer throw with my own eyes.



What bothers me the most is that this guy is giving firesides, and people have their young men looking up to him, and he represents the church by spewing that he hates a group of people and an entire organization? Isn't he supposed to rise to a higher standard. Why not just celebrate a win.

Who cares what you think! Go suck a rotten egg & go away. See ya next hear loser!



I don 't feel too generous after all the crap & insults I've had to put up with over the years from you Yewt pigs. Go pretend to be insulted somewhere else!!!!

I've said it before and I'll say it again. In 2000 I was in the marching band (last miracle for Lavell game) and one of the band members had to leave the stands to get stitches as a result of a beer/soda can/bottle that was thrown into the band stands. The long walk through the parking lot was actually scary, and if I didn't have the rest of the band to blend into I would have been worried.



No doubt that BYU fans can get testy. But nobody will ever convince me that drunk Utah fans (even if they arrive drunk since I don't think they sell beer at RES) are not more dangerous.



Credit to Max, he held this in for an entire year and finally vented AFTER the game. It was his last game and he won't have to worry about it. The rivalry has become bitter, and Max nailed it, it's because of the fans that hide behind screen names and won't man-up and take responsibility for the hatred they sprew online. Just look at the personal fouls that continued into the second half. This is simply how Utah plays BYU.

I'll say it again: Yeahhhh Max!!!!!! Good for ya!!!!!!!



Hey Yewt fans - go choke on a chicken bone!!!!!! :evil: :evil: :evil: :evil:

We're all still riled up about the game and the comments (of which I don't blame Max Hall for at all, if someone threw beer at my family I would go after them with everything I've got, and I fully believe Hall, he's never lied about anything before, so I think it is likely that his family was hit with beer last year) but lets keep our comments classy here, we can let the scoreboard and Hall do the talking for us.

Ddawg wrote:
I'll say it again: Yeahhhh Max!!!!!! Good for ya!!!!!!!



Hey Yewt fans - go choke on a chicken bone!!!!!! :evil: :evil: :evil: :evil:

Actually, the danger is probably greater that some passed out, drunk :utard: will choke on their own vomit.

Italics wrote:

I'll say it again: Yeahhhh Max!!!!!! Good for ya!!!!!!!



Hey Yewt fans - go choke on a chicken bone!!!!!! :evil: :evil: :evil: :evil:

Actually, the danger is probably greater that some passed out, drunk :utard: will choke on their own vomit.

To be honest... getting tired of the holier than though "drunk" comments. We come off sounding self-righteous and ridiculous (think vegans believing you're going to hell for drinking milk).



And BTW, since I can't see any church authority making a similar public statement, I don't think Max's comments were ok.

BYUTIME wrote:

Ddawg wrote:
I'll say it again: Yeahhhh Max!!!!!! Good for ya!!!!!!!



Hey Yewt fans - go choke on a chicken bone!!!!!! :evil: :evil: :evil: :evil:

Actually, the danger is probably greater that some passed out, drunk :utard: will choke on their own vomit.

To be honest... getting tired of the holier than though "drunk" comments. We come off sounding self-righteous and ridiculous (think vegans believing you're going to hell for drinking milk).



And BTW, since I can't see any church authority making a similar public statement, I don't think Max's comments were ok.

I can't see any church authority throwing for the winning touchdown pass either.



Don't worry about others sounding self righteous when you make comments like that; you've done a fine job yourself.

BYUTIME wrote:
And BTW, since I can't see any church authority making a similar public statement, I don't think Max's comments were ok.

That's kind of a weird standard to live by.. what level of Authority is it safe to go by? 70? Cause I'm sure there are many things George P. Lee has said that I'd have a problem with...

Two different reactions I find myself having:



1. I don't like the comments because they were classless, and likely will only reinforce perceptions that makes this rivalry so ugly.



2. I kinda like these comments, because they'll undoubtedly become storied and only reinforce the perceptions that make this rivalry so ugly.



I think my #1 reaction is a little stronger than my #2 reaction. Someone earlier said "let Max and the scoreboard speak for us." I only really agree with the second half of that statement. I wonder if Max would have been less belligerent had his stats been more outstanding.

I personally take issue with the entire premise of this thread. It is founded upon the presumption that crap can be holy. I have yet to be convinced of the divinity of crap, so until I am convinced otherwise, I refuse to participate in a holy crap thread.

craigoscarson wrote:

Italics wrote:

I'll say it again: Yeahhhh Max!!!!!! Good for ya!!!!!!!



Hey Yewt fans - go choke on a chicken bone!!!!!! :evil: :evil: :evil: :evil:

Actually, the danger is probably greater that some passed out, drunk :utard: will choke on their own vomit.

To be honest... getting tired of the holier than though "drunk" comments. We come off sounding self-righteous and ridiculous (think vegans believing you're going to hell for drinking milk).



And BTW, since I can't see any church authority making a similar public statement, I don't think Max's comments were ok.

I can't see any church authority throwing for the winning touchdown pass either.

So you get clemency just because you can throw a football?

snoscythe wrote:
I personally take issue with the entire premise of this thread. It is founded upon the presumption that crap can be holy. I have yet to be convinced of the divinity of crap, so until I am convinced otherwise, I refuse to participate in a holy crap thread.

Word... and agreed...