1. Not Very Ladylike. We didn't have to wait long to get our first great spectacle of sports temper in 2014. This clip comes from the Sugar Bowl on January 2 between Alabama and Oklahoma. The star of this video is reportedly an Alabama fan who is the mother of three children ... three children who were with her at the game! This video has all sorts of gems. Pre-fight trash talk. A stealthy escape from wiser friends. A Superman dive. And a barrage of wild kicks. My only question is: Just how many Bourbon Street hurricanes contributed to this craziness?
2. Midwestern Meltdown. Average folks from the Midwest pride themselves on mild manners and stoic demeanors, but the Big Ten has a long and storied history of basketball coaches with hot tempers. During a road game at Wisconsin on January 6, 2014, Iowa head coach Fran McCaffery channeled his inner Bobby Knight and went berserk on the referees. Not only did McCaffery's Hawkeyes go on to lose the game, but McCaffery earned himself an ejection and a one-game suspension for his antics.
4. Marcus Smart Pushes Fan. Oklahoma State's Marcus Smart broke the modern trend and returned for a sophomore season in college rather than turn pro. Theoretically, Smart would be able to market himself as the most mature player amongst the top picks in the 2014 NBA draft. However, Smart's outburst on February 8, 2014 at Texas Tech certainly did not help his image. Exactly what was said to Smart is up for debate. No one disputes that middle-aged Tech fan did something that should be beneath a man of his years. However, fighting the fans is simply not allowed. The Big XII conference handed Smart a 3-game suspension for this shove. Really, the best part of the video is when the commentator calls the fan "elderly."
5. March Madness. "Mad" has two meanings: angry and crazy. This video includes both uses of the word. During the America East Conference basketball tournament championship game, the Albany Great Dane and the Stony Brook Seawolf get a little carried away.
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