Kirby Smart's son crashes dad's ESPN interview
We’ve all seen the family blooper that went viral when Professor Robert Kelly was hilariously interrupted by his children on BBC.
Well, Kirby Smart had a similar experience Thursday at his home. While doing an interview with ESPN and SEC Network host Laura Rutledge, Smart was interrupted by his seven-year-old son Andrew wanting to discuss a picture of a snake on the iPhone. Andrew was holding the photo up behind the camera during the interview.
Instead of shooing his son away, Smart brings him in front of the camera to say hello before telling him, “Look, buddy, I got to do this right now. You can’t come in here right now.”
No Offseason from being a dad right, @KirbySmartUGA? pic.twitter.com/HIG4GK4KqH
— Laura Rutledge (@LauraRutledge) April 9, 2020
It’s a great reminder that everyone is all in the same boat self-quarantining at home with their family, as Rutledge and Smart were chatting remotely.
Laura Rutledge is an absolute smoke-show. Time for a cold shower.
Funny!
This was an overt attempt to use his children to humanize himself.
Whether a player or a coach, he has been a contributor of 11 of the last 40 years without a championship.
Real fans aren’t forgetting this and attempts to endear himself with a gratuitist home episode won’t staunch the bleeding.
So you’re trying to spin this completely and utterly harmless video as a negative? How small are you?
The highlight of his existence is trolling UGA fans on SDS. How small is he?? Microscopic. Pity him. He the most pathetic person you’ve never met.
To make ourselves feel better, we should focus on anything not related to our coach being partially responsible for 28% of the last 40 years’ failure to win a National Championship.
The best way to do this is to attack better fans than ourselves who are wiser and can see clearer than us – especially fans who are able to see things 12-18 months out before we can.
That was pretty funny.