Stetson Bennett Ignores Reporter, Calls Out Haters As Georgia Celebrates National Championship Parade

Stetson Bennett was not interested in talking to the media on Saturday. He just wanted to celebrate.

After the game, Bennett made his intentions clear. He did not want to speak to the media.

Bennett told Georgia's SIDs that he was going to enjoy the win with his team, but made an exception for Scott Van Pelt. It was his only media appearance after the game.

On Saturday, Stetson Bennett appeared to keep the same stance.

The Bulldogs celebrated their national title with a parade around Athens. Fans showed up in droves and packed the streets.

Kirby Smart, as could be expected, led the way. He and is wife were greeted with a hero's welcome.

Behind their coach, the players were having a blast.

Bennett, who followed closely behind his head coach, pulled up with a smile on his face and a sweatshirt that had everybody talking.

He was there to enjoy himself and made that abundantly clear when WSB-TV came by to ask him a few questions. Bennett was not having it and curved the local reporter.

She asked: "Stetson, how you feeling?!"

"Really? I mean, you guys..." he replied while shaking his head and looking down at his phone.

When the reporter followed-up, Bennett completely ignored her.

After leaving the on-route reporter high and dry, Bennett was asked to speak to the fans that gathered at Sanford Stadium.

The two-time national champion quarterback was extremely blunt. He called out the media and fans that doubted him, and addressed his unusual journey to back-to-back titles.

Bennett will never pay for another meal in Athens again. However, he doesn't seem soon to forget all of the haters who told him that neither he nor the Bulldogs could get the job done the first time, let alone the second time. And the media appears to be atop that list.