Bryant social media account forced to eat their words about Coen Carr in hilarious fashion
Bryant social media account forced to eat their words about Coen Carr in hilarious fashion
A few days ago, Barstool Bryant, the social media affiliate for Bryant athletics under the always controversial Barstool Sports umbrella, asked the question: 'We're supposed to be worried about a 6'5" forward that averages 8-3?'.
The post was referring to Coen Carr, someone who many analysts felt would have a unique impact in this game because of Bryant's unique size profile. Bryant has a lot of taller, lengthier wings, which was going to make things a little annoying for some of MSU's smaller wings, but setup Coen Carr for a huge night, where he could play his most natural position at power forward and wreak havoc in the paint. And that's exactly what happened on Friday night.
The post, which was posted to X.com, came back to haunt Barstool Bryant on Friday night, as Coen Carr erupted for an 18-point career-high performance in the Spartans' blowout win over Bryant in round one of the NCAA Tournament.
The Barstool Bryant account owned up to their errant post in hilarious fashion on Friday night with a post that has now gone viral.
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