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A Texas spokesperson told The Athletic’s Christopher Kamrani that there were issues postgame, too.

According to a Texas spokesperson, ESPN’s technical difficulties arose once again on the field postgame, which played a role in Sarkisian’s demeanor with Rowe, the report stated.

The Athletic’s Richard Deitsch outlined this possible scenario on Saturday night, too.

If you want to give a more generous reading, maybe ESPN experienced technical issues again, and Sarkisian, having already dealt with it, simply decided he didn’t feel like waiting again and got out of there. He wouldn’t have known about ESPN’s on-air apology earlier in the game, and in the heat of the moment, maybe he just didn’t want to waste his time again.

(The Spun)

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Tridentds•1 month

I have never watched a great game and thought to myself.,. Can’t wait to see what they ask a coach while the players are celebrating.

WGAF? Good lord.

uptowntiger84•1 month

Or maybe Texas has lost control of him and he does whatever he wants! The SEC surely doesn't like thinking about Occam's razor. They like making up these complex off the wall ideas and running with them.

DeafVallyBatnR•1 month

Don't care what that dude has to say anyway.

TFH•1 month

I don’t even care. They shouldn’t be interviewing coaches on the field

madog11•1 month

True.

Coaches should never be contacted for comment doing the game. Reporters ask the same stupid questions each game. Reporters have way too much leeway at games.

BigDaddySims•1 month

Maybe he was drunk or ready to get drunk!

Slevin7•1 month

Or maybe he’s an a-hole

CAD703X•1 month

Has Sankey threatened for Texas to be kicked out of the SEC yet due to his interaction with ESPN during the game? Asking for a friend.

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