Whittingham family shame

Alphaleonis wrote:
BerliNY - - Way to totally twist Schmoe's words to the opposite of what he said. FYI "walking away" is the opposite of "mixing it up".

People for NY believe that walking away is the same as mixing it up. I think it was a simply communication problem, but then again, it could have just been you misunderstanding BNY because of the New Yowk accent.

BerliNY wrote:

Metal Bubba wrote:

Oh please, is it that hard to get up and walk away? IF they were actually taking pictures of Whittingham's adolescent kids crying like babies (a HUGE if), it still does not in any way justify accosting, assaulting, or robbing somebody.

Word. Turn the tables, you want your wife and kids mixing it up with ewete fans in RES next year? didn't think so.

I think Bronco's family, and BYU fans in general, are smart enough to stay away from the playing field at RES if the Utes were to win. That is their place to celebrate if they prevailed. It is no place for wives or children of coaches or opposing fans. And that is the common sense fact of the matter.



Tell me the last time you saw the wife of the Michigan coach on the field at tOSU before the game ended? How about the wife of Urban on the field at Tennessee with kids before the game ends in a Florida loss. Point being, other coaches used more common sense than the Whittinghams did in this case. If they were not on the turf, there is no incident.

What's that you were saying Urroner? Oh - you were speaking Floridese - I didn't quite understand.

Lawboy wrote:

Schmoe wrote:

Oh please, is it that hard to get up and walk away? IF they were actually taking pictures of Whittingham's adolescent kids crying like babies (a HUGE if), it still does not in any way justify accosting, assaulting, or robbing somebody.

Word. Turn the tables, you want your wife and kids mixing it up with ewete fans in RES next year? didn't think so.

I think Bronco's family, and BYU fans in general, are smart enough to stay away from the playing field at RES if the Utes were to win. That is their place to celebrate if they prevailed. It is no place for wives or children of coaches or opposing fans. And that is the common sense fact of the matter.



Tell me the last time you saw the wife of the Michigan coach on the field at tOSU before the game ended? How about the wife of Urban on the field at Tennessee with kids before the game ends in a Florida loss. Point being, other coaches used more common sense than the Whittinghams did in this case. If they were not on the turf, there is no incident.

Kind of like the Stanford band being on the field vs California before the game was over. It was a day one certain band player will not forget after he/she got creamed by the Cal player in the endzone........

Italics wrote:

Here's a picture of the Whit family:

http://www.deseretnews.com/photos/midres/811352.jpg" alt="" loading="lazy" style="max-width:100%">



Can we tell from any of the photos published if the attacker is one of the sons?

:utard:, :utard:, :utard:, :utard:, :utard:, and :utard:

What a disgusting comment about someone's family. Truly disappointing that an individual can be so pigheaded. Completely pathetic.

^^^TROLL

AHAHAHAHA thanks babe

Alphaleonis wrote:
BerliNY - - Way to totally twist Schmoe's words to the opposite of what he said. FYI "walking away" is the opposite of "mixing it up".

I actually think that we are all saying the same thing. Would anyone encourage their family to interact with :utard: fans?

hahaha its pretty funny all of the different versions I have read. As a witness and first-person participant in the debauchle, all I can say is that the Whittingham family has nothing to be ashamed of. Their actions were out of protection for each other. And the only members on the field were his adult son, brothers, and wife. The little girl pictured in many articles next to Jamie isnt Kyles daughter she is his niece. And she jumped down at the last minute to run away from the scene.

gridirongang wrote:

gmj81 wrote:
Here's a picture of the Whit family:

http://www.deseretnews.com/photos/midres/811352.jpg" alt="" loading="lazy" style="max-width:100%">



Can we tell from any of the photos published if the attacker is one of the sons?

:utard:, :utard:, :utard:, :utard:, :utard:, and :utard:

What a disgusting comment about someone's family. Truly disappointing that an individual can be so pigheaded. Completely pathetic.

I dunno, the :utard: on the right is evidently pretty proud of his Utardedness.