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What did he do wrong? I thought he got kicked out of the game on a bs call.........what did I miss? The end zone dance by Crosby was the one who needed to apologize. He almost cost us the game.
He jabbed the guy in the stomach and then punched him in the face...The punch was dumb.......but the UT receiver had him grabbed under the pads and was trying to throw him around and they were 5 yards deep in the end zone and the play was no where near them and it was over. The end zone dance by Crosby was the one who needed to apologize. He almost cost us the game.
He jabbed the guy in the stomach and then punched him in the face...
He jabbed the guy in the stomach and then punched him in the face...
could care less about apologies. Mass murders say "sorry" too. Very selfish player. Must do better to not hurt the team.
how much less?could care less about apologies. Mass murders say "sorry" too. Very selfish player. Must do better to not hurt the team.
After the play was over, him and the wide receiver got tangled up and he started swinging. He just lost his temper.What happened???
After the play was over, him and the wide receiver got tangled up and he started swinging. He just lost his temper.
So when can he be back on the field?
Let's give him the electric chair.could care less about apologies. Mass murders say "sorry" too. Very selfish player. Must do better to not hurt the team.
People that never played can't understand how bad some can get caught up, and let their anger take over. I played in hs with a kid that turned into a psycho on the field. He got kicked out of SC HS ball in the 80's, yet he went to the Naval Academy
Agree. And to your last sentence, "Lead, man", you can bet his teammates watched the replay and felt different than the refs... He was fighting the man off, its war, he made a mistake, but he fired up his mates. They came together and continued to fight back and they won. They became a team tonight. Build build build. Bad times and good times ahead, but I enjoy watching a coach build a program. Impressed with champs post game comments. Paraphrasing: Great win, but we've been here before, act like it, long way to go, keep working...Forgiven. And I have to admit I laughed out loud when I saw the replay because I sometimes have the same reaction to orange.
Seriously. Don't let it happen again. We are making some progress. Lead, man.
GOCOCKS! BEATMIZZOU!
I think he expressed his intent to do better as part of the apology. How often do you see this type of gesture from kids today? I appreciate it myself.could care less about apologies. Mass murders say "sorry" too. Very selfish player. Must do better to not hurt the team.
So when can he be back on the field?
I wouldn't be totally shocked if Boom sat him. It's one of those rules you simply don't break.He has no suspension in the next game.. now dj smith has to sit a half
lol. YeahI wouldn't be totally shocked if Boom sat him. It's one of those rules you simply don't break.
Maybe for the tater game, huh?lol. Yeah
I hope throwing the punch gets him a huge punishment from the coaching staff. That's pure BS. If they take the chance to make him an example, we might not ever see it again. Glad to see an apology but that's pretty easy to do. Time for staff to set an example.Nice to see an apology. Definitely stupid, but we all lose it in the heat of the moment sometimes. Glad his absence didn't cost us the game and someone else stepped up in his place.
I hope throwing the punch gets him a huge punishment from the coaching staff. That's pure BS. If they take the chance to make him an example, we might not ever see it again. Glad to see an apology but that's pretty easy to do. Time for staff to set an example.
And to go a step further, offering a scholly to the drug dealing CB from Greemwood (Chalmers) that got kicked off the tatertown team is an embarrassment. Muschamp needs to realize this is not UF with players like Hernandez......we need to make sure we don't get too many of the Holtz-type bad apples, and this would be a great place and time to start. Don't need to kick him off, but let him sit 3-5 games, and see how he responds on and off the field during that time.
I hope throwing the punch gets him a huge punishment from the coaching staff. That's pure BS. If they take the chance to make him an example, we might not ever see it again. Glad to see an apology but that's pretty easy to do. Time for staff to set an example.
And to go a step further, offering a scholly to the drug dealing CB from Greemwood (Chalmers) that got kicked off the tatertown team is an embarrassment. Muschamp needs to realize this is not UF with players like Hernandez......we need to make sure we don't get too many of the Holtz-type bad apples, and this would be a great place and time to start. Don't need to kick him off, but let him sit 3-5 games, and see how he responds on and off the field during that time.
Good idea. The punishment should definitely fit the crime.Let's give him the electric chair.
TThe end zone dance by Crosby was the one who needed to apologize. He almost cost us the game.
Don't get me wrong......I'd have a harder time saying this if had been Clowney or someone like that, but I do believe that's what needs to be done, particularly in year 1 of a HC job. Set an example and others will follow. We saw what ended up happening when Lou Holtz had a bunch of scoundrels on the team. Bad apples (and I'm not saying Lammons is one but what he did was Miami-ish) can ruin leadership of a team. It solves a LOT of potential problems from ever becoming problems because they know the result. Unfortunately, offering the kid from Greenwood is probably indicative of Muschamp's "culture" from Athens and Gainesville.Dang, man. Glad you aren't coach.
Hopefully you'll "get it" one day, but clearly that's not going to be now. And I realize I'm "old school" but this is way too much of a "no consequences" attitude for me. Fighting is truly part of professional hockey, but it has no place in college athletics....period.Hahahahahahaha . . stupidest post of the day. Take a lap dude. Sit 3-5 games, lulz.
I don't know him so I have no idea if he's a "bad guy"....but I sorta doubt it. Probably just immaturity, but I'm just telling you an example can be set that can be noticed for the future. A lack of discipline only says it's OK.Oh, get over yourselves. We need more players that care. It was an immature move by someone who should know better, but I don't think he is a bad guy.
I hope throwing the punch gets him a huge punishment from the coaching staff. That's pure BS. If they take the chance to make him an example, we might not ever see it again. Glad to see an apology but that's pretty easy to do. Time for staff to set an example.
And to go a step further, offering a scholly to the drug dealing CB from Greemwood (Chalmers) that got kicked off the tatertown team is an embarrassment. Muschamp needs to realize this is not UF with players like Hernandez......we need to make sure we don't get too many of the Holtz-type bad apples, and this would be a great place and time to start. Don't need to kick him off, but let him sit 3-5 games, and see how he responds on and off the field during that time.
Hopefully you'll "get it" one day, but clearly that's not going to be now. And I realize I'm "old school" but this is way too much of a "no consequences" attitude for me. Fighting is truly part of professional hockey, but it has no place in college athletics....period.