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**WARNING - EXPLICIT LANGUAGE** Lynn Camp Coach resigns after video surfaces Tyler Wagner, the boys’ basketball coach at Lynn Camp High School in Knox County Kentucky, has stepped down from his position. The resignation follows a video that appeared on social media, showing Wagner using explicit language in a...

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Astro Smokey1 year ago

He’s cookin Kid who recorded it is a bitch

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SnuffaGambles1 year ago

This is the most average locker room speech from a coach I’ve ever heard

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Dutch1 year ago

Soft kids rather video record the coach than play hard. Life's gonna throw more than bad words at them once they graduate.

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Bobbyboxhead1 year ago

What bitch recorded this???

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Ric1 year ago

Was waiting for him to smack a kid or something, caption made it sound like he committed murder in the first degree

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Dominique Clare1 year ago

Holy shit. Society has gone soft if this is an issue. All of my coaches talked like that when it was warranted. I guarantee those pansies did in fact get their asses kicked on that Saturday.

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FootballFwends (,,゚Д゚)1 year ago

That's why they're losers lol

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Tony Shiffman1 year ago

This generation of kids is so soft and it starts with their parents. I wonder if the little Timmy recording has a dad who thinks they should be coaching or complains about playing time. It’s not like these kids don’t hear this language in music, televisions, social media or their friends every minute. Shameful

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Jon1 year ago

Hell Augie was worse. 🤣

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Brad Sovine1 year ago

Wait, this is it??? My HS hockey coach was 100x worse than this. It was normal.

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