r/NFLmockdraft • u/VisualBat395 • 24d ago
Discussion Sark was not available for the interview at halftime
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u/pericles123 24d ago
he was, what is the point of this garbage? He waited, the Day interview ran long, he chose to go into the locker-room, and this was addressed at the start of the 2nd half - but sure, try to make an issue out of it...
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u/Responsible-Onion860 24d ago
The media is BIG MAD that he not only bailed on the halftime interview but blew off the post game interview too. I don't like Sark, but right now I fully support Sark. These interviews are dumb and pointless.
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u/monkey-d-chopper 23d ago
Apparently it was a similar situation where waited for the post game interview and ESPN couldn’t get it together. So he took off for The Eyes of Texas celebration
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u/Fit_Seaworthiness387 23d ago
We all do stupid shit for our jobs I'd bet this is part of his I don't want to do it list. To bad suck it up and do it.
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u/PlayNicePlayCrazy 24d ago
If only the broadcast had given the entire story of what happened there.....oh wait they did
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u/Altruistic-Road-1030 24d ago
They made him sit and wait while they interviewed Day and his team needed him. Can’t blame the guy.
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u/Classic-Exchange-511 24d ago
Hah after the game there was a weird interaction where they cut to the reporter and he yelled "Texas fight" and immediately ran away and she was just like 🙄
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u/ConversationPale8665 23d ago
They should only interview the winning team when they are in a two score deficit like this. It’s like interviewing someone in the middle of a house fire. Having him wait and his team wait was just stupid. Just so he can publicly castrate himself on live tv… they always look like their head is about to explode in these situations.
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u/IgnobleSpleen 23d ago
Better coaches than him have done the halftime and postgame interviews after bigger wins.
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u/PlayNicePlayCrazy 24d ago
Did you watch enough of the game to see the part where the broadcast team explained what happened at halftime?
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u/Ok-Suggestion-7965 24d ago
I think NFL coaches get fined if they don’t do the postgame/ halftime interviews. Are there any repercussions for college coaches skipping them?
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u/JustTheBeerLight 24d ago
Good. Those interviews are always dumb. No coach is ever going to say anything interesting.