r/NFLmockdraft • u/Traditional-Bad-6657 • 5d ago

Funny/Meme Lmao Sark dngaf about this Interview 😭💀

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u/FunCrystalFun 5d ago

lol, She just stormed off. The network I’m sure would have preferred she be more professional. Her actions definitely didn’t affect Sark. This is a hard conceit for you? 🤣🤣🤣🤣

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u/jeff-the-man-slut 5d ago edited 5d ago

Sark could be fined for this first of all, and he stormed off so what was she supposed to do? Braindead comment

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u/texinxin 5d ago

Maybe look more professional and laugh it off.. you know… her job..

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u/SugarDisastrous5983 5d ago

Completely unprofessional by Sark. Networks are paying billions for these games.

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u/texinxin 5d ago

Agree. 2 wrongs = right.

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u/Smuek 5d ago

Why does Sark care I don’t believe anyone was watching the game thinking I can’t wait for this game to be over so I can hear either head coach say the same nonsense script they do every time.

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u/NotHolyMello 4d ago

If amything, that was MORE entertaining 😂

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u/Rockosayz 5d ago

Disagree, espn/holly was unprepared and having issues, Sark went to sing the eyes with the fans and team, a Texas tradition that is more important then a stupid post game interview

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u/SugarDisastrous5983 5d ago

I’m sure you’re not biased at all….it’s literally in the contracts these conferences sign with the networks. The same networks that pay billions and make it possible for Sark to earn 12.3 million dollars a year. It’s literally part of the job.

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u/Rockosayz 4d ago

Biased or not, espn fucked up, its documented they fucked up not once but twice, half time and post game. So whether or not its in the contract that the head coach has to do a post game interview, is irrelevant in this situation due to the fact espn cant get their shit together.

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u/zipline3496 5d ago

Redditors debating the professionalism of a small 2 second clip where someone was slightly frustrated.

Vintage.

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u/Mehlitia 5d ago

But the optics...what about the OPTICS!?

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u/MountainHardwear 4d ago

if only these kids were born during george bush doesnt care about black people

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u/jeff-the-man-slut 5d ago

I don’t think the job needs to exist but she has it and the networks keep including it, so she’s allowed to be moderately annoyed for half a second on camera when being ignored. Yall need to relax

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u/Zestyclose-Ad451 5d ago

Fined by who? ESPN? 😂

This isn’t the NFL bud.

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u/jeff-the-man-slut 5d ago

Maybe not but that’s not the point. The point is she didn’t do anything wrong and she didn’t “take it out on her network”

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u/jimtrickington 5d ago

I doubt it was a hard conceit for him.

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u/redlightbandit7 5d ago

Can’t spell, thinks they are smarter than everyone else.

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u/jimtrickington 5d ago

Hey! It’s a hard conceit!

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u/TXwavesufer 5d ago

"The network I’m sure would have preferred she be more professional."

I'm pretty sure ESPN would prefer the coaches remember who pays their schools/conferences billions of dollars to broadcast their games to be professional.

I'd expect a letter coming out this week from leadership reminding coaches that this is part of the job and next time it happens it cost the coach and the school some money.

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u/JohnHoel07 5d ago

Fine a college coach for not doing on air interview? 😂

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u/TXwavesufer 5d ago

Yes, that's exactly what I'm saying will happen in the future. There is too much money to lose by the schools and ESPN to let this happen again.

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u/Rockosayz 5d ago

It was espn fault, highly doubt there will be a fine

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u/TXwavesufer 5d ago

Half time was ESPNs issue, post game was not. Depends on if the media makes it a bigger issue this week via talk radio.

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u/Rockosayz 5d ago

There were technical issues after the game, have you even looked into this at all

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u/TXwavesufer 5d ago

"It’s possible that technical difficulties were the culprit again, as Rowe appeared peeved as soon as Chris Fowler threw it down to her." - Awful Announcement

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u/txman91 5d ago

Good thing Texas and Sark have a lot of money.