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Do I care about Lee Corso's on-air slip of the tongue? Ah, f**k it...

For anyone that missed it, former college football coach and current ESPN commentator (known for being a member of ESPN Gameday on Saturday mornings) said a naughty word during a live broadcast yesterday morning. As the Gameday crew was in Houston to preview the SMU/Houston game, they saved the predictions for that game at the very end of the show. As Mr. Corso is known for doing, he teased the home fans and said something along the lines of, "How can you pick against SMU? Their colors are red, white and blue. U.S.A.! U.S.A.! U.S.A.," before he said, "Ah, f**k it" and placed on his Houston Cougars' mascot-esque head gear.

A clip of that moment can be viewed here - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6kmMdyJ89sY (and elsewhere)

Corso released a short apology about a half hour later. Since that moment, I've read many comments regarding the incident, most of which were fairly positive, finding the slip up to be rather humorous. There were a few individuals whom laid claim that children were watching, Corso should be fired and one person even compared Corso's "f**k it" to someone saying "n***er" in a similar live-broadcast setting.

Me personally? I don't care. I thought it was funny. For some reason, I find it humorous to hear older people have slip-ups like Corso did yesterday morning. It was on cable. If the show were aired on ABC, I think it would be a bigger deal, but when one combines cable with a live broadcast, s**t can happen.

For the people whom are self-righteous and even stupid to compare "f**k" with "n***er," f**k 'em, right Lee?
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