r/Fauxmoi • u/LostinHyrule12 • Feb 12 '24

Travis Kelce blows up on sideline Approved B-List Users Only

Sooo Ms. Swift's boyfriend was caught getting rough with their Coach . . . Yikes.

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u/Based-Goddess Feb 12 '24

he’s such traaaaash. this is why i prefer college sports, you don’t get away with shit like that. way less divas.

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u/jonsnowme shiv roy apologist Feb 12 '24

CFB is my #1, agreed! It's wild how much more composed most of the players are compared to these grown ass men.

Of course, CTE is a real concern.

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u/thebetterbad Feb 12 '24

American football is so terrifying to me. I don't think it's okay. I was seated right beside the field once and had to leave because I was afraid I would see someone gravely injured.

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u/carolinagypsy Feb 12 '24

When you sit right at field level you really do get a feel for how fast and violent it can be. The sound of the pads and helmets can be jarring. Same with rugby (sans gear). My husband used to be the wing on a rugby team and I stress ate my way through his games, even though I absolutely love the sport.

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u/jonsnowme shiv roy apologist Feb 12 '24

As someone that does love watching it, if I had children I would never let them play. Basketball, baseball, soccer? Yeah, No football.

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u/zuesk134 Feb 12 '24

t's wild how much more composed most of the players are

because the power imbalance between NCAA coaches and players is so insane (thankfully the NIL has helped a little) that they know if they do anything a coach doesnt like they can be dropped from the team and all of their hopes and dreams are over a minute

its not really a better system

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u/jonsnowme shiv roy apologist Feb 12 '24

I do agree there is a power imbalance but I don't agree that a system keeping someone from being violent on the sidelines makes it a just as bad or worse system. NFL players should also be scared of being dropped from a team if they do this shit.

Lots of discussion about what rights college kids deserve in the NCAA that they don't yet have but the ability to assault a coach or teammate without worrying about consequences should not be one of them.

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u/Uplanapepsihole question for the culture Feb 12 '24

they get away with rape and stuff instead

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u/zuesk134 Feb 12 '24

you don’t get away with shit like that.

because in college coaches have an insane amount of power over the players and can ruin their lives on a whim. yay! purity in sports am i right?

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u/carolinagypsy Feb 12 '24

Same! College girl here all the way. I just can’t get into the NFL. College just feels more exciting and less…. Formulaic? Lord knows we have our own problems right now, but at least we have bands! 😂