This is our weekly look at the most popular — or in some cases our personal favorite — videos on Clippit over the past week. Clippit is an awesome app that allows us to quickly grab 30-second clips from several live TV broadcasts and share them on social media.
Fox hides team records from score graphic of 49ers-Rams game
The Los Angeles Rams and San Francisco 49ers are awful football teams in 2016. We know this. But, Fox must have hoped we didn’t know this, and — unlike every other game they cover — didn’t include the team records for the Rams and 49ers in their score graphic Saturday.
Awful Announcing’s Phillip Bupp put it well:
Trust me, anyone who is watching that game is a diehard fan and/or already knows that the 49ers and Rams are terrible. It’s like a bald person wearing a toupee. We know the person is bald and depending on the person, they know that we know they’re bald, but the charade has to keep going and they have to try and fool us all that whatever it is that’s on their head is real hair.
Jay Williams goes off about Grayson Allen
Now, this was a little surprising, given that Jay Williams is a Duke legend who played under Coach K. During halftime of the Kentucky-Louisville game on ESPN, Williams ripped Duke star Grayson Allen following another tripping incident (vs Elon), and even ripped Coach K for letting Allen “play in the second half at all”. Williams said that Allen needs to be suspended at least five games.
“I would hope Coach K would take action before the ACC.”
Cris Collinsworth on an idiot on the field: “Too much egg nog”
A fan ran on the field in Kansas City for the Chiefs-Broncos game on Sunday Night Football, and Cris Collinsworth joked that the fan had too much egg nog:
Later in the game, there was an amazing large man jump pass touchdown from Kansas City’s Dontari Poe, and during the replays, Michaels and Collinsworth were talking about the over/under on Poe’s weight. Michaels then said “Speaking of that (over/under)… ah nevermind.”
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