'Coach' Tim Walz Has Another Football Lingo Issue, Coach and Sen.

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The Kamala Harris campaign previously put her running-mate Tim Walz in charge of being relatable to men (a demographic Kamala’s performing horribly with), especially in swing states. As a result, somebody thought it would be a good idea for the person Team Harris is presenting as “the coach” to run with a few football analogies. Since then it’s become clear that Walz, or whoever is actually posting to his account, isn’t very up on their sportsball vernacular.

A few days ago we talked about this doozy from Walz:

Hang it in the Louvre

I’m shocked, shocked that they’re struggling with male voters pic.twitter.com/M8FBZWBl0w

— John Hasson (@SonofHas) October 28, 2024

Thankfully for the sake of our entertainment, Team Walz isn’t giving up offering lessons from “The Coach” about what’s at stake in the election via football analogies. We are now in “the final quarter”:

Huddle up, team. It’s the final quarter.

We’ve got the ball and we’re driving down field. And boy, do we have the team to win this.

Let’s make it happen: https://t.co/uyNRZrYcpq pic.twitter.com/sJaWHVOqG9

— Tim Walz (@Tim_Walz) October 31, 2024

Actual coach (Auburn U.) and U.S. Senator Tommy Tuberville thought he’d help out Walz, or whoever posted that:

We call it the 4th Quarter, “Coach”. https://t.co/G5rh604euo

— Tommy Tuberville (@TTuberville) November 1, 2024

LOL! The exaggerated quote marks around “coach” is also a nice touch.

“Final quarter.” Did they just give this guy a position on the high school team out of pity because he wouldn’t leave them alone? Because it couldn’t have been because he knew football. https://t.co/Vq21G6oWvc

— Brittany (@bccover) November 1, 2024