Well, that email is really going to help the sports outcome

A story that went around the ol’ web post OSU vs. Clemson was an email that some lonely, unloved supposed Buckeye fan sent the Ohio State kicker.  In this email, he said various things, as in hoping the kicker’s scholarship was revoked and he was terrible, more or less.  WELL THAT HELPED, HE JUST MADE THE FIELD GOALS AND OHIO STATE WON.  Oh, that’s right.  The game is over still.  Never mind.

Ignoring the score, which I’ll get to, think on this.  Who knows more, dumb angry fan or coach that is making several million a year?  I’ll bet coach knows who his best kicker is, not blog reading sports fan psycho.   The score?  31-0.  The kicker missed two field goals.  For those who can do math and know 4% about football, YOU STILL WOULD HAVE LOST BY 25 FREAKING POINTS.  I don’t know if Trey Wiesman (the email was sent under this name) comprehends football, but if he made 10 field goals, Ohio State still loses.  Got it, stupid?

Lastly, who emails threats to a kicker?  The same type of pathetic that troll celebrities on Twitter, which is the heir to people who wrote Hank Aaron racist threats when he got close to Babe Ruth’s home run record.  Spineless.  Why don’t you be a real man, and threaten one of the offensive lineman who gave up a sack?  I have a mental image of this guy: haircut out of style, smedium shirt with beer gut, hangs out with four other guys for games that don’t really like him, but he’s been in the group so long they don’t know how to get rid of him, favorite band is a one hit wonder he makes everyone listen to in his car.  No one liked you before the email Trey, and we don’t after either.  By the way, the kicker, in his athletic prime in a college lifting program could still pummel you, not that you have the balls to confront him face to face.