Sherri not so polite in presser....

[Oliver Hardy]

That's because the focus of this board is the program, coaches and players.

Not the posters. Grow up.

 

[SoonerShamrock]

Sorry I didn't spell sherries name right. And the baby part was referencing a Neil diamond song

"Sherry" was a hit for Franki Valli and the Four Seasons. Neil Diamond's was "Cherry Cherry." ;-)

 

[SoonerShamrock]

How is that crossing the line? Even if I wasn't referencing a song, it would be like you saying c'mon Kruger, man.

With that reply, I think it's safe for me to assume you are not female. If you were, you would understand why the two expressions do not equate.

 

[SoonerBounce13]

With that reply, I think it's safe for me to assume you are not female. If you were, you would understand why the two expressions do not equate.

What's up baby

 

[sybarite]

What's up baby

Is that deliberately impolite? I'm having difficulty understanding why you said that.

 

[SoonerBounce13]

Is that deliberately impolite? I'm having difficulty understanding why you said that.

Are u feeling jealous? Hello baby

 

[BanjoCharley]

What's up baby

Pick-up line at a cheap bar I guess.

 

[MsProudSooner]

unsuccessful pick-up line at a cheap bar i guess.

fify

 

[sybarite]

unsuccessful pick-up line at a cheap bar I guess.

Since he has now used the line on a female and a male, I assume it is an unsuccessful pickup line at a cheap gay bar?

 

[GoWarriors]

The question was legit. The word "Body" is a typical word used in sports. This wasn't hard or controversial by coach or reporter. If you want to see a real hard and confrontational presser---see any of Bobby Knights craziness at going off on reporters. This was nothing compared to a post game presser in Pro Sports or Power crazy coaches like Knight.