Half-time interview

[PaulCrewe]

Come on now, the reporter was definitely not the one out of line here. I mean, how dare he ask about one of the major storylines of the half?

But he asked for Bo's reaction, not Ron's, not how the offense/team responded but how Bo personally reacted. That is what gets a smartass response.

Yes Bo probably should have went for a different angle with his answer, but quaint our whatever his name is had a long time to formulate better questions.

 

[onlyHskrfaninIL]

Squint kessendich is a megadouche that I cant stand but bo has to realize hes just trying to get under his skin and not react to it.

 

[zoogs]

I get that he could have asked for anybody s reaction, but completely don't understand the "anyone but Bo, how could he!".

 

[The Dude]

It would have been funnier if Bo would have started running faster.

 

[Husker Richard]

Just a bunch of overreaction. What was your reaction to the two early interceptions? You have to admit that is one of the dumbest questions to ask a coach.

Bo has also coached more than 80 games. At some point you need to realize that 3 questions running into the locker room before half is a part of the job. Say we have things to fix and move on.

This. Its part of the job and it comes with the territory. Are there things about my job that I dislike and sometimes think are stupid? Absolutely. Do I still do them? Absolutely, because if I didn't, I'd probably be replaced by someone who would do them with a smile on their face.

 

[It'sNotAFakeID]

Just a bunch of overreaction. What was your reaction to the two early interceptions? You have to admit that is one of the dumbest questions to ask a coach.

It's not Bo's job to make sure every reporter who asks a dumb question knows it.

It was a dumb question, but he has to rise above it.

So...we can't hold reporters accountable? Yeah, that's fair.

 

[Glendower]

Accountable for asking about how they reacted to interceptions? Yeah, the FCC needs to step in.