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Former LSU running back Jeremy Hill was mic'd up during the AFC Wild Card game last Saturday between the Cincinnati Bengals and the Pittsburgh Steelers. Unfortunately, the mic caught his reaction after he fumbled late in the fourth quarter which gave the ball back to the Steelers with a chance to win the game.

After the fumble, Pittsburgh marched down the field with the help of some penalties by the Bengals defense and the Steelers were able to kick the game winning field goal.

Here was Hill's reaction on the sideline:

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He really dishonored LSU with that fumble.
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"I stand behind JH32."
Better that, than too his side, so you don't get suckerpunched.
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His knee was down. It wasn't a fumble. Replay didn't have the courage to reverse the call.
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I stand behind JH32.
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He fumbled 4 times all year, don't see that as a big problem, the timing on his last one was not very good...but without JH32 Bengals may not have been in that position...
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What is he supposed to do? He probably felt super low. NO is an acceptable chant at that point.

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Better than profanity laced tirades we've become accustomed to.
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Well That was weird
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Allow me to transcribe... "Noooooo... NoooOOOooo... No No NO NO NOOOOO..."
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if he did anything different he'd be called a pos thug. Can't win with you folks
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Da Fuq? He looks/sounds like my 3yo daughter when I tell her "no."
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Expected more cursing and less moaning.
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That's too bad. Had lots of potential just couldn't get the fumbling issue handled
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