ESPN and Kirby Smart probably aren’t thrilled that the Georgia football head coach was caught on a hot mic while he was dropping F-bombs.
Georgia Bulldogs head coach Kirby Smart didn’t seem too enthused with the way his team started its game against the Missouri Tigers. The Bulldogs, at one point, trailed against the Tigers, despite the fact that Georgia is a considerably better team than Missouri.
Those early struggles likely influenced Smart and led to him saying some not-so-nice words. Part of one of Smart’s rants got picked up by an ESPN mic, which ESPN probably isn’t thrilled about.
Adventures in hot mics, Angry Kirby Smart Edition pic.twitter.com/lfyfHSpahl
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Kirby Smart got caught on a hot mic during Georgia football game against Missouri Tigers
Of course, Georgia football was never really in threat of losing this game. The Bulldogs now lead 43-6 late in the fourth quarter. Maybe Smart being so upset helped Georgia win by such a large margin? It probably didn’t hurt any.
Of course, that type of language isn’t something Georgia football fans saw from Smart’s predecessor, Mark Richt, who was honored at halftime.
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