To know everything that we put into this, day in and day out, try our hardest.

Nobody comes in in the game wanting or expecting to lose.

For people to react that way when you're supposed to be a supporter and be with us through thick and thin, that's tough.

We're getting at the referees.

Well, shit, credit to them then. That to them then that's a take

yeah

they want to do it

oh credit credit to them

and look

that kind of came off as a joke

he was asked the follow-up question

do you basically do you really mean?

And he made it clear he really means that, which was problematic to say the least. It took him

two days to walk it back. It was only after the NBA Referees Association issued a scathing statement

on Tuesday, not the NFL, not the NFL Referees Association, but the NBA

Referees Association issued its statement.

Dak Prescott apologized.

The apology wasn't enough, Peter, reportedly fined $25,000 for his comments, condoning,

if not encouraging fans throwing objects onto the field at game officials, when unhappy with the performance of those officials.

Obviously, that's a bright line.

It was stunning to me that anyone would express support, acknowledgement, encouragement of that kind of thing.

And I kind of think that 25,000 isn't enough to send the message loudly and clearly that this

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