
Bo Scarbrough Denies He Yelled 'F--k Trump' Before Alabama vs. Georgia
Alabama running back Bo Scarbrough appeared to be the Crimson Tide player who yelled "F--k Trump" while walking in the tunnel before Monday night's national championship game between Alabama and Georgia, according to the Sporting News (Warning: NSFW):
After the game, Scarbrough responded to the clip on Twitter: "If y'all really listen I said Georgia smh about y'all people in this world."
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President Donald Trump is in attendance at the game and walked onto the field prior to the singing of the national anthem. He was met with a mixed reaction at the game, per Nancy Armour of USA Today:
Various protests of the president's appearance at the game were also planned and carried out, albeit on a relatively modest scale.
Trump has certainly been a divisive figure in the sporting world, most notably by calling out NFL players who have protested racial injustice and police brutality by kneeling during the national anthem and revoking a White House invitation to Golden State Warriors star Stephen Curry, who openly criticized his presidency.






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