Chris Russo's Goes In on 'First Take': The Wild Tale of a Family Golf Trip Gone Wrong in Scotland

ESPN's notorious commentator, "Mad Dog" Christopher Russo, nearly faced arrest after a spirited tirade about airlines at the airport, where strict no-fly rules are enforced swiftly. Recently, during an episode of "First Take," Russo, renowned for his legendary rants, turned his focus away from sports to vent about his troublesome travel experiences to Scotland. He returned from a 17-day European vacation, intended for father-son golf, which quickly spiraled into chaos.In a passionate ten-minute diatribe, Russo lamented about the challenges of transporting his group and their golf equipment to Dornoch. He detailed flight cancellations and even an altercation with police that almost led to his arrest. He criticized Jet Blue and British Airways, emphasizing the frustrating travel delays.His son, arriving without his golf clubs, made the situation even worse, culminating in a two-and-a-half-hour search at Heathrow. Russo's escalated emotions nearly resulted in police involvement, showcasing his enduring flair for dramatic storytelling in sports entertainment.