Bobby Hebert booted from press box for excessive cheering for LSU

USAToday:

Headline news titled "Former NFL QB booted from LSU-'Bama press box for cheering"

by Paul Myerberg, USA TODAY Sports
Published: 11/04/2012 12:11am
There's no cheering in the press box. Yes,
that includes you, Bobby Hebert.
Hebert, the former NFL quarterback turned
current Louisiana radio talk-show host, was
escorted from the press box at LSU's Death
Valley for excessive cheering, reported
Yahoo! Sports' Pat Forde .
"Hebert was warned repeatedly about
violating working press box decorum and
cheering for the Tigers," Forde wrote. "Finally,
LSU associate athletic director Herb Vincent
informed Hebert that he had to leave the
press box, and a uniformed police officer
escorted him out."
...
This wasn't Hebert's first blatant show of
unprofessionalism in connection with the LSU
program.

http://m.usatoday.com/article/news/1679941

 

LOL.

 

yesterday before the game, The New York Times did a long piece on the Lovable Lunatic from Louisiana

About his meltdown after Les didn't let his young son play in the Super Amateur Football Championship Game:


When Coach
Miles entered, Hebert raised his hand.
He says he did not worry how it looked,
how his son, T-Bob, an offensive
lineman for L.S.U., did not play in that
game and how Hebert then directed a
pointed, long-winded salvo at Miles
about the quarterback situation that was
more statement than question.
"He's looking at me like I'm crazy,"
Hebert said. "Like, why is a parent of
one of my players asking me about that?
But I'm an unusual parent."
...
At the notion that WWL might fire him,
Hebert scoffed: "Why would I worry
about getting fired? I don't have any
bills. I don't owe nobody nothing."
If anything, the incident upped his street
cred. He went on television the next day
and said he had forgotten more football
than Miles ever knew.
...
"His rant to Les was classic Hebert,"
Detillier said.
Even now, Hebert expresses no regrets.
He says fans should respect Miles more,
for the win percentage, for the national
title, but he also says some still see Miles
as a "carpetbagger," an outsider from the
North.

...

His co-host, Deke Bellavia, says Hebert
represents Louisiana, right down to the
way he talks, an accent so Cajun
teammates sometimes wondered which
foreign country he came from. "When he
got here in '05," Bellavia says, "people
may have turned off the road in shock at
what he said. Now, they keep driving."

...

He once caught a 240-pound blue
marlin. He once killed a wild boar with
a bow and arrow. One of his ancestors
owned 12 sheep. He loves the book
"Guns, Germs, and Steel" by Jared
Diamond.
Napoleon is his favorite historical figure
for the way "he emerged from that
power vacuum and made himself an
emperor." Ramona, from the New York
season, is his favorite real housewife
because of her "crazy eyes." Ricky
Jackson is his favorite Saint. Led
Zeppelin is "the greatest band ever, it's
not even close."

...
Hebert's wife approaches. He sees her,
yet launches into one more story, one
more rant about the Saints. He can go on
like this forever, about Les and the
dress, about bounties and pirates and
housewives.
He stands up, this man who defines
Louisiana football and, to a larger
extent, football in the South. He starts
toward the door.

...

http://mobile.nytimes.com/2012/11/0...ormer-saint-puts-outsize-imprint-on-radio.xml

 

To be fair no one else in that press box should try to pass themselves off as Journalists either. LSU gets Bobby and Alabama gets Birmingham and officials.

 

I love bobby Hebert. He's tha realist either way. Majority of people in life are fake.

 

he's a retarded coonass that enjoys dressing like a women

 

I love retarded coonasses more than most things in life. I hate those who don't.

 

and that's good enough for me...

 

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