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Cory Woodroof

A furious Alabama fan delivered an all-time rant about the Vandy loss on Paul Finebaum Show

Paul Finebaum Alabama (Organization) Vandy Legend Kalen DeBoer ESPN Vanderbilt

As if it wasn’t already obvious, Alabama fans aren’t taking kindly to the team’s shocking loss at Vanderbilt on Saturday.

On Monday’s The Paul Finebaum Show, the ESPN college football personality took a ferocious call with “Legend from Alabama” that will go down in “angry fan yelling at his sports team” history.

Legend absolutely excoriated new Alabama coach Kalen DeBoer on the call, hysterically comparing the Vandy defeat to someone’s spouse being caught in adultery with their neighbor.

“Paul, I’m in sports hell, brother,” the caller named Legend told Finebaum on the program. “I never thought I would utter these words. Vandy is my daddy. Can you believe that?”

Yowza. You can hear Legend from Alabama’s nearly 7-minute call below. Just, erm, don’t share this with DeBoer.

Feature image courtesy of ESPN. 

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