tbh i don't see how that's excessive at all, if anything i'd imagine it would be taunting

I watched that live, and my first comment afterwards was “if the poor kicker misses that kick, that pissing idiot will have to dig himself a tunnel out of the stadium to escape!” ….and sure enough…..missed it! (and lost the damn game!)

@@ThatGirlRylee64 you do realize that an unsportsmanlike conduct call(which is what was called) covers taunting right?

It's hilarious but celebration penalties are basically the worst rule in sports.

Ole Miss coaches and fans were pissed

Your right! This happens many times every year. It's a complete lack of concentration on scoring the touchdown, and a 100% concentration on how they are going to celebrate. So they start the celebration before the touchdown.

Sometimes called showboating, sometimes something else...stupid in either case. You are exactly right.

You'll never understand the lack of intelligence level of high level athletes? Really?

@@HumbertoYi0878 It's learned behaviour. Look at "successful" people in the world, the biggest part is not their performance but how they market their performance. In other words, their celebration. Musk can lose billions of dollars, but as long as he claims to win, his fans will stick with him. Trump loses an election, but by claiming he's won it, his bootlickers follow him blindly. Our entire world - and it starts with the boomer generation - is teaching kids these days: a) it's more important how it looks than how it is, b) performance doesn't matter, as long as people like it and c) if you get caught lying, just keep on lying no matter what.

Much more important to be cool.

Looks like they're just too self centered and thinking about what stupid dance they're going to do. The opposite of Barry Sanders.

I think these top athletes have an ability to "see" into the future a second or so. Not literally of course but they have a certain kind of vision to predict where things will be. And this goes wrong when their brain assumes they are already well into the end zone when they haven't yet reached it

@@AndrewIsbell I get what you're saying. I also can't imagine what it's like to score on such a high level, but I'd assume that it's very difficult to think rationally at that moment. There's a lot of instances of early celebration failures in different sports and I'd like to hear from the athletes on how they felt about it.

@@AndrewIsbell I was never on this level, but I wrestled for a long time. I knew when I had a kid beat and would sometimes let my guard down before the ref would call it. That was at like year 5 or so of wrestling, so I was just starting to get good. I think with every sport you get good enough in there's a period of learning good habits while winning. Plus these dudes definitely get tunnel vision when the goal is in sight and nobody's there to stop them, and adrenaline probably keeps them from realizing.

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My rule is you walk to the ref and hand him the ball…no questions asked If you don’t I will and have kicked kids off the team…..

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Even as a neutral fan, that is one of the most unreal endings ever. 57 yards, same distance as the missed Alabama field goal that Auburn's Chris Davis ran back for a touchdown seven years earlier, _in a dense fog._

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Take a while to get all that cell phone footage

Yes do mount union

There's a possible excuse for doing that; in high school, if you catch a kick in the end zone like that, it's an automatic touchback

And how many games have you won?

@@soap5049 2 championships in our league and am at plus .650 all time More importantly my kids love playing for me and are great young men in the community We volunteer at a food pantry every season once or twice and wear the team jersey with pride I’ve have a had few fall off the path but some have gone on to do great things…. I would ask how many you have won but I don’t care It’s about structure and overcoming any situation or learning from it More than just “W’s”

@@NQTOD Nice

Is it an extra point if he throws it through the goalposts? 🤔

What sucks is that I’m a gators fan and we lost the game because of that penalty 😢

@@coopdatroop4456 Gator fan here, too. That was unreal.

What was going through that guy's mind?

They are idiots that are trying to showboat and I am glad of how stupid it makes them look.

They’d have to take it away from me 😂

I was chatting on that game thread on Reddit in real time when that happened and the amount of hilarious memes and jokes people were already making while simultaneously watching Florida fans blowing a gasket over that was just so much fun. It's why I will always love college football over the NFL.

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Can't feel bad for some of them.. insane how dumb they can be. They deserve every bit of what they get.

Many of the showboats need their scholarships yanked.

Athletes are not always the sharpest tools in the shed.

His knee was clearly down before it left his hands, but I have no idea.

If you look, the receiver cut his route at the ~47 yard line but the QB expected him to keep going.

It’s crazy to think how much he worked all the way up to starting QB for the 49ers!

Yes exactly what you said is true, Indiana only had 1 timeout left, so if you get the first and go down they have to burn the timeout. Then you just take a knee which burns about 40 seconds each knee and takes off about 120 seconds. Then kick the field goal. Would’ve left Indiana with about 20 seconds and no timeouts and since you go up by 4 they have to get on the touchdown to win. Gurleys td gave them a minute 40 to go down the field and score with a 2pt conversion to tie

@@taquaywhite4503 That wasnt the todd gurley play just FYI since you mentioned gurley. I do also think in that case on 1st down he may have been advantagous to go down like 1 yard shy of the 1st down marker even since it burns the timeout and then a 1st down on 2nd or 3rd and 1 could win you the game without even having to give it back.

Yeah, when you see the final result, it makes sense (Indiana won in overtime).

If you're talking the Penn State vs Indiana, then yes. Penn State is up by 1 point and Indiana only has 1 time out with 1:40 left. If he just waits to go down at the like 1 or 2 yard line they drain time left and the 1 time out isn't going to be enough to get them a turnover on downs Penn State could just let the clock drain. By getting the field goal they're now up 8 (if they get the field goal) but Indiana has the ball and a chance (though slight) of getting a touchdown into 2 point conversion to tie.

"Money is better than touchdowns" -Rigsby Rigstown the fourth

Or he just refuses to be coached.

That's kind of the thing about gadget plays, though - when they work, they *really* work, and when they don't work, it's disastrous (at least for the team of the player tying to pull it off).

The "touchdown area" is called the end zone. If the ball goes out of bounds it's a touchback - 2 points for the other team.

Yes, I looked it up then asked my brother and now I know I should probably edit it and say that I know now

@@cryo9216 a touchback doesn't get you any points. You take possession at the 20 or 25 yardline, depending on the level you're playing at. Two points comes from a safety. That occurs at the other end zone. The defense has to tackle an offensive player in possession of the ball while in their own end zone or the offensive player with the ball runs out of bounds within their own end zone, either on their own or being forced by the defense. A fumble or snap that goes out of bounds within the offense's end zone also counts as a safety as do offensive penalties that occur within their own end zone, most commonly intentional grounding.

@@cryo9216 Its NOT a safety. The opposing team gets the ball as a touchback but not 2 points.

Run much more time off the clock. It was the end of the game and they were ahead with the ball. It was first and 10. If he goes down before the first down line then you could win with converting the first down since Indiana would burn last timeout and you have 2 more plays(2nd and 3rd down) to run clock down and try and convert the 1st which would end the game if converted a few downs later then a few kneel downs. Even if he goes down after the first down marker you still burn their timeout and have 3 running plays to chew the clock further down so even if you do give the ball back its with no timeout and much less time.

probably lost in an upset of some kind or a bunch of teams were 9-2 or 8-3.

uh no. he threw that about 10 yards past the wide reciever.

They were already winning so in that situation it'd be better to maintain posession as long as possible to run down the clock, giving the other team as little time as possible to score.

hmmm agreed. knee was on the ground.

I may be wrong, but I thought I heard that the school revoked his scholarship.

If he hadn't gone into the endzone, they could just kneel it out but instead, he scored a touchdown and since they would only be up 8 with the extra point, that gave the other team a chance to score a touchdown and tie it.