He gotta carry that for the rest of the game now

@@Mike_294 All 10 seconds left of it!

Hey, he collected a trophy!!

No shit Sherlock

@@TheSoonToBePurgedJackMeHoff55 I didn't know Sherlock Holmes was constipated....

You have to consider he played for the raiders in the 80s lol

That was *such* a stupid penalty. It was the first play of the second half, so not only is Maryland without #22 for the entire second half of this game, they're also without him for the first half of the next game, too, and for what?!?

@@storyofcory Deliberately hitting a player well after the whistle. And on a guy who had been targeted like that the previous week. Refs weren’t having it, and for once they were right.

They were Maryland play by play announcers.

He clearly does a hop off his feet the second he got touched. Dude barely hit him, and it does not take that little effort to make a fat man fly in the air like that. 100% he was selling it. Honestly it was so bad the kicker should have gotten an unsportsmanlike

"Taken off his feet" like LeBron. Flop.

It does not take that little effort to make a fat man fly into the air. You can see in his legs he does a hop and then he kicks them out from under himself voluntarily to sell it.

4:00 See the "thumbs-out" move.

Maybe no - as the umpires in baseball tend to get an ego and have thrown even coaches for even protesting a call

@@mysticdragonwolf89 i concur. in twenty-four years of umpiring, i have disqualified a total of two players and two coaches. the only indication that each of them were disqualified was a brief, personal notification of the head coach and the notation on my gamecard. i have always believed that theatrical "ejections" cross some sort of professionalism line and only exacerbate the situation.

I love how he’s acting all pissed when he wasn’t even touched

​@@tigerguy1013what are you talking about? That ref is on the ground because he just caught an uppercut to the jaw and got rattled, he's trying to keep it together

That y he was swinging ...he told them you not putting nothing in me .

It was the Miss St. player who was trying to roll the Louisville player's ankle. It was the UL player who got ejected. Miss St. were in white jerseys, UL were in red.......

Non football play warrants ejection

Not even a good call.

It most definitely wasn't the right call.

Refs on the field didn't make the call.

Can someone explain why this was targeting? Hit was with shoulder to the body. He moved his head to the side.

@@MrGregorSF Refs are incompetent.

facts, that was a soft call

Spear tackle. They apparently called a face mask too during the play. 3 15s like that, that close to the end zone, touchdown Alabama. Ejections aren't working, take the next step.

Yeah

It was borderline, in my book, but what *REALLY* bothered me about it is how long it took them to throw a flag on that. TigerGuy 101 said up above that it was obvious the officials were watching the replay of the play on the big screen in the stadium and decided to call it, and s/he is 100% right.

I was watching that one live as it happened. My immediate reaction was……”Huh?” 😂😂😂😂

You must love soccer, lol.

@@purselmer5931 gotta be in shape to play

It's there to punish the arrogant thug scumbags who think they can hurt people and get away with it.

Sure was he dam sure did not target him

It’s there to stop people from hitting people in the head. They had to put it there because thugs like to hurt people on purpose.

he was known for making big tackles on kickoffs, which was unusual for his position and his size.

Davis was the Maryland player who laid the hit, Joey Julius was the kicker and his reputation was that he was a kicker who actually made tackles. Apparently the announcer had an issue with that

The announcer was correct, The player that went to tackle the QB didnt hit the QB he actually went over him. Then the QB punched another player from the defense not even the guy that tried to tackle him. Watch the video again

The Refs? Most certainly.

Joggers gonna jog

I bet there's not.

Lol got knocked on his ass wit a jab

Come here. Let me give you a rabbit punch

Hardly, champ. The fans that are offended won’t be missed. 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️

What are you talking about? That ejection vs Penn State happened in 2016, 3 years before Locksley was even head coach at Maryland. Jackass.

Not any worse than the "Let the QB slide an extra 5 yards every play" rule.

You love CTE, right? Are you a funeral home director?

@@stonefly69 I know full well the dangerous risks when it comes to football. Have you ever played the game. All I said is I hate the rule. Rules are in place for legal and illegal hits in the game. Targeting is a judgement call. Things happen fast and to determine intent is almost impossible. Players get ejected for things that happen in less than a second. As a young man I was on the receiving end of alot of dirty hits. But it a sport. Why is CTE only attributed to football. What about boxing or mma. No one's calling for changes it their sport. Nfl has it right. Two personal fouls in a game automatically ejected. Takes the guessing and ambiguity out it. If you ever played football then you know that no matter what they do it will never be a safe game.

@@paulcoover7057 CTE is also found in boxers and fighters. It is deadly. In football it comes from players using the crown of their helmets to hit their opponents heads. This is a technique that coaches have been teaching for ages and it needs to stop. Who knows anyone's intent? You get in their mind? The key is the behavior and the actions, and they specifically use slo-mo to watch this - you can do the same. Over and over you will see players target the opponents head with the crown of their helmet. How serious is CTE? Well the NFL offered the Players Union $1 Billion to cover the past damage, but the judge in the case said no, that amount is way too small. ""While we don't yet know the absolute risk of developing CTE among American football players, we now can quantify that each year of play increases the odds of developing CTE by 30 percent," said lead author Jesse Mez, MD, MS, director of the Boston University (BU) Alzheimer's Disease Center Clinical Core and a BU CTE Center Investigator. "We hope that these findings will guide players, family members and physicians in making informed decisions regarding play."" Link: www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2019/10/191007115239.htm Also: In July 2017, a new study showed that 110 of 111 brains examined showed signs of CTE.[15] Link: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_NFL_players_with_chronic_traumatic_encephalopathy Football made the rule because of these numbers. It is no joke and you die young (age 40-60).

@@paulcoover7057I t’s a good and necessary rule. The issue is the application to what is not targeting. Leading with crown has to be eliminated, same for head shots. But shoulder to body, as in the 2nd clip, is not targeting. Yes I played.

You’re right. They should have called an unnecessary roughness penalty on Alabama for kicking Florida right square in the ass during the whole game!

@@nmelkhunter1 they basically did

He hopped off his feet, you can clearly see it. Plus he flails his arms in a classic selling move. 100% Kicker should have gotten an unsportsmanlike for flopping

I don't think that is realistic. What that means is that there could be zero incentive to stop a fight.

They shud let them fight 1v1 like hocky

@@kitcanyon658 Yeah, it’s not realistic. What was neilperry thinking?? 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️🤦‍♂️

And if one of those players is involved in said pushing match?

​@LucianDevine Designated a backup player to break up their fight of course 😏

Cuz he was fat

1 word vs 6

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I'm so confused lol🤣🤣

I'm so confused lol🤣🤣