? Why do TWO State Policemen escort a college coach after the

[Twillig]

game? This happens everywhere and everywhen during Football season. I seek answers.

I must know.

Has a coach been shanked by the opposition team's coach?

Has a coach gotten an unexpected beatdown between the sideline and the middle of the field?

The star Quarterback doesn't get sweet FA for post-game protection, neither do any other players or the assistant coaches. Why only the head coaches? Why anybody?

I dunno about the refs. (fuck them.)





Maybe it's to not get kissed by Coach Porn-stache. (0-2 in bowl games since shaving it off. GO BEAVS)


'Hey, don't just stand there. Shoot him!

[democracyindanger]

1. Good question.

Don't know in general, but in Erickson's case the cops were there to administer a breathalyzer.

56-14.

[Rambis]

2. I do know this

at Wisconsin somebody poured a bottle of schnapps on Hayden Fry but never swung the bottle at him but he could have. Being a Cyclone fan I loved it. The guy almost got SMU the death penalty and his violations at Iowa were stuff of legend. Like Mr. fumble who didn't have a gpa the last 3 semesters he played.

[ThoughtCriminal]

3. Did it start with Bear Bryant?

MOstly, it's to protect them from getting pestered by the fans. Also, it's a way for a some of the state police to get to go to the game.

[EvolvedChimp]

4. The Staties are camera happy

escorting the coach after the game means definite exposure