Local Politician Very Sorry For Trying To Pull Down Refereeās Pants
A grown man getting steamed and doing something regrettable during a high school basketball game is something weāve all encountered before. But I donāt believe Iāve ever seen a version of the story that is quite so hilarious in its particulars.
On Tuesday night, a Nashville man named Jeremy Faison was watching his son play in a game between Lakeway Christian Academy and Providence Academy, when he got so rootinā tootinā mad that he walked onto the court to confront one of the referees. Those are all the boring details. Here is the fun stuff: Faison, who happens to be a Republican member of the Tennessee House of Representatives, tried to pull down the refās pants.
TN State Rep. Jeremy Faison, House GOP Chair, tried to fight and depants a high school basketball referee.
FAISON: “Unfortunately, I acted the fool tonight and lost my temper on a ref. I was wanting him to fight me. Totally lost my junk and got booted … I was bad wrong.” pic.twitter.com/qlBttjWZsg
ā Heartland Signal (@HeartlandSignal) January 5, 2022
For years I thought how wrong it is when a parent loses their temper at a sporting event. Itās not Christian and itās not mature and itās embarrassing to the child have always been my thoughts.
Unfortunately, I acted the fool tonight and lost my temper on a ref. I was wanting him to fight me. Totally lost my junk and got booted from the from the gym. Iāve never really lost my temper for all to see, but I did tonight and it was completely stupid of me. Emotions getting in the way of rational thoughts are never good. I hope to be able to find the ref and ask for his forgiveness. I was bad wrong.
Rep. Jeremy Faison
We are always being introduced to new types of guys, but I donāt think weāll find one this week more entertaining than Republican Lawmaker Who Tried To Depants A Ref And Writes Like He Got Kicked By A Horse.
WTF… Life goes on.
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Gabrielle Union
Date of Birth 29 October 1972, Omaha, Nebraska, USA
Birth Name Gabrielle Monique Union
Height 5′ 7Ā½” (1.71 m)
Gabrielle Union was born on October 29, 1972, in Omaha, Nebraska, to Theresa (Glass), who managed a phone company, and Sylvester E. Union, a military sergeant and business executive. At the age of 8, her family moved to Pleasanton, California, where she grew up and attended high school. In high school, Union was an all-star point guard and a year-round athlete participating in soccer, basketball, and track.
After high school, Gabrielle attended college at University of Nebraska, where she played on the soccer team; and then later transferred to Cuesta College. Eventually, she ended up at UCLA. On her way to law school, just planning on being a working stiff, things started to happen during her senior year. Gabrielle had a college internship at a L.A. modeling agency, she thought it would be an easy way to pick up some extra credits. Little did she know that clients were eying the help. Upon the completion of the internship, she was asked to become a client with the agency. Gabby thought of it as a great way to pay off a stack of college loans, and modeled until her agent found that she could actually act. Her first audition/job was landed without any headshots, on Saved by the Bell (1989). Since then, she has gone on to have many small but substantial film roles and has guest-starred on several hit TV shows, all before landing the role of “Dr. Courtney Ellis”, on CBS’ short-lived medical drama City of Angels (2000).
Although she plays parts that are opinionated and strong, Gabrielle believes that, “Hollywood needs to recognize all shades of African-American beauty”. Gabrielle is a graduate of UCLA with honors, in sociology.