The kid is a pretty good ball player, but I can only handle seeing his mom so much during a telecast. I'm starting to dislike him the more and more they show her.
Kramer Robertson
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Last: 7 yr ago by Aggies2009
I can't stand the little Steven Tyler looking mofo.
Yes, he is a good ball player, I have to give him that.
But I don't like him, or his mullet, or his momma. And I hope that his girlfriends cat pisses on his clothes.
Yes, he is a good ball player, I have to give him that.
But I don't like him, or his mullet, or his momma. And I hope that his girlfriends cat pisses on his clothes.
**** you
I take full responsibility for that.
Was he using his pacifier when playing defense?
The worst thing about the whole situation was that his mom was pretty nice when talking to their fans at bbp 3 years ago. That just doesn't jive with my hatred of her as a wbb coach.
Florida's fans called him Lil' Sweet from the Dr. Pepper commercials.
I don't know what y'all are talking about, Kramer Robertson is a great college baseball player and an even better leader for that team....take his mom out of the equation
This year's Aggie team needs a Kramer Robertson and his leadership qualities.
One thing for sure is she damn sure knows where the TV cameras are and that witchy look never changes.
It's hard to take his hot dog mon out of it when you are forced to watch her more than her son. espn telecast last night was shameful with their drooling over everything lsu. We didn't even see a pitching change with all their lsu dugout crap.
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I think he looks like the one man band dude in the Hormel pepperoni commercial.
I always thought Kim Mulkey was a lesbian.. who know..
Looks like the Boy George impersonator from The Wedding Singer
Good player, trashy Mom
Good player, trashy Mom
no long married...TXM Pride said:
I always thought Kim Mulkey was a lesbian.. who know..
DMN: Robertson family flourishes in Waco
Robertson family flourishes in Waco
09:08 PM CST on Thursday, March 31, 2005
By BRIAN DAVIS / The Dallas Morning News
WACO Randy Robertson was ecstatic when his wife, Kim, accepted the head coaching job at Baylor in April 2000. It had nothing to do with the small private school in the Big 12, though.
Robertson had grown weary of watching Kim pass up opportunities. He wanted the Louisiana Tech assistant to become a head coach and start building her own career. Any job, anywhere would have sufficed.
"He couldn't understand why I wouldn't take the jobs," Kim Mulkey-Robertson said. "But he never got frustrated with me. He never let it affect our marriage. He let me make up my own mind."
Mulkey-Robertson, 42, has reached the pinnacle of her profession in leading the Lady Bears to their first Final Four. Her husband and two children have been there every step of the way. The Robertsons have built a family in Waco that's just as strong as the team.
Randy Robertson, 51, was a reserve quarterback on the 1973 Louisiana Tech squad that won the Division II national championship. He was later working in the school's athletic department when Kim Mulkey arrived from Tickfaw, La., in the fall of 1980 to play for the Lady Techsters.
"I met her at a team party that the president was having," Robertson said. "I'm sure she doesn't even remember meeting me, but I remember she was wearing a purple polo shirt and white pants and had long, long straight hair."
He felt he didn't make much of an impression. Louisiana Tech later flew to New York and played at Madison Square Garden, and on the plane ride home, Robertson finagled a seat next to Mulkey.
"I was doing all the talking," he said. "But she didn't ask me one question about myself."
Mulkey-Robertson said the two became big buddies. They dated for about five years before Robertson showed up at her duplex in Ruston with a jack-in-the-box. Mulkey turned the wheel, and a ring popped out. The two married on June 6, 1987.
"Some things I remember, some things I don't," she said. "But I remember that."
Mulkey-Robertson became an assistant with the Lady Techsters in 1985 and stayed there until going to Baylor. Randy Robertson has built a successful marketing firm in Waco and hasn't missed many games over the last five years, along with their 13-year-old daughter, Makenzie, and 10-year-son, Kramer.
"Randy's just the perfect husband for me," Mulkey-Robertson said. "He's a wonderful father, wonderful husband. He's so patient with me, especially during basketball season. He's so secure in his own right. He's all the things I wish I could be."
He's an ugly sum ***** and mulkeys a bulldyke but I wouldn't mind getting to know his sister.
He's a prancing little sprite who has a "punch me face"HoustonAg2106 said:
I don't know what y'all are talking about, Kramer Robertson is a great college baseball player and an even better leader for that team....take his mom out of the equation
now shut your pie hole and turn in your ag tag
Perfect description!Texas 1836 said:HoustonAg2106 said:
He's a prancing little sprite who has a "punch me face"
Given that he was born in the mid 90s do you think she named him after Kramer from Seinfeld?
Side note, I love the little sweet commercials. Have no idea why but they make me laugh.LSU Baseball Fan said:
Florida's fans called him Lil' Sweet from the Dr. Pepper commercials.
Yup.
Spot on!
Texas 1836 said:He's a prancing little sprite who has a "punch me face"HoustonAg2106 said:
I don't know what y'all are talking about, Kramer Robertson is a great college baseball player and an even better leader for that team....take his mom out of the equation
now shut your pie hole and turn in your ag tag
If he was on our team everyone would love him, sorry I'm an objective Ag.
I do agree that his mom is not a likeable person but you can't blame a kid for that.
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If he was on our team everyone would love him, sorry I'm an objective Ag.
Seriously, I would take him on my team any day. The only problem that I have with the whole situation is that the media makes it seem like he only has a mom. Where's dad. Because he is not famous, its almost like dad does not exist. I am sure that dad had a lot to do with Kramer's skills and development.
Brush Country said:
He's an ugly sum ***** and mulkeys a bulldyke but I wouldn't mind getting to know his sister.
Well said
Lol bull****. Now Alex Bregman is the true athlete and shortstop. Many guys can homer a mediocre fastball down the middle. He is average.
BrandoC said:
Lol bull****. Now Alex Bregman is the true athlete and shortstop. Many guys can homer a mediocre fastball down the middle. He is average.
No one is saying he's on the level of Bregman or that he's gonna be a major league shortstop, but at the college level he's definitely a good player and if it wasn't for the color of his jersey or his ignorant mother I'm sure you would agree with me.
probably ...HoustonAg2106 said:Texas 1836 said:He's a prancing little sprite who has a "punch me face"HoustonAg2106 said:
I don't know what y'all are talking about, Kramer Robertson is a great college baseball player and an even better leader for that team....take his mom out of the equation
now shut your pie hole and turn in your ag tag
If he was on our team everyone would love him, sorry I'm an objective Ag.
I do agree that his mom is not a likeable person but you can't blame a kid for that.
Eh.....
BrandoC said:
Eh.....
He was first team all SEC and 2nd team all american, what am I missing here?
They are divorced.
Who do you suppose doesn't know that?pudge said:
They are divorced.
He's a damn good baseball player. Don't let our disdain for Baylor and his mom get in the way... we'd take him on our team in a heartbeat.
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