nah, that first coach is crazy for that

Pushing the guy on your own sideline is wild 😂

3:44 This is a GREAT example of when seeing a play in replay shows a whole different reality. When first seeing it, it looks like Jones (defender) was driving him all the way to the wall. In replay, you can clearly see Cunningham (QB) has Jones by the facemask and is pulling him the whole way, with Jones attempting to disengage himself throughout the process.

Why is nobody talking about 5:03 bruh just pushed him down for no reason

10:26 The photographer, Chamberlain Smith, is fine. She was knocked unconscious by the hit, taken to the hospital and released later that night. She posted the picture she took right before the hit to her Instagram. Being a sideline photographer is very dangerous. Not only because you're on the sideline, but you view everything through a lens which throws off your perception of where things are and denies you any peripheral vision. Pretty much, it's really hard to tell when it's time to move. From time to time you'll see NFL photographers at the back of the end zone with "spotters" they carry extra equipment, but it's also their job to tell the photographer to move before they get killed.

Everyone just gonna ignore the guy who was straight up assaulted at 5:08 🤔

Love to see it when the players check on the person they hit...shows class.

I was a sports photographer for about 12 years, and one of the reasons I quit was because it can be very dangerous to be on the sideline, and I wasn't getting super rich doing that job. I remember a couple of years ago, a young photographer who died as the result of injuries on the sideline. She was knocked down, and hit her head on concrete, and several days later her husband had to make the decision to remove her from life support. Football sidelines are much too crowded. You have the players, coaches, cheerleaders, chain gang, ball boys, water boys, athletic trainers, equipment guys, medical staff, dignitaries who are there just to be seen, players & coaches family members, donors, and it goes on and on. And when a player is moving at a high rate of speed he can't stop on a dime.

9:49 Best moment in college football broadcast history "He hit him right in the..."

The fact most of these guys know they knocked someone down and don’t even care to check on them even if it’s someone supporting their team is beyond crazy😂😂

2:23 “fascinating reaction”

There are way too many people on the sidelines now. So much so that it is almost impossible for a player going out of bounds to actually NOT hit someone.

wtf is that coach made of 😂. He just turned his shoulder in and the kid went flying 😂😂

Man the commentator at 8:30 had a chance to correct himself and just doubled down during slo-mo.

4:55 Wtf was the point of that? That dude is a punk for that fr fr

In my opinion, there's far too many unnecessary people on the sidelines!

@10:54 is the most accurate pass by an Iowa QB I've seen in years

Sidelines be needing to back up like battle rappers

0:43 Hans Moleman Presents: Man Getting HIt by Football

...Why is there a white triangle floating over my head? -Famous last words

4:56 just why

Spencer Petras passing the ball to a cheerleader who was 10 yards out-of-bounds is one of the best summaries of the Brian Ferentz era that I can think of.

Back in the 2002 college football season, I saw an official get a compound fracture on the sidelines. I can't remember if it was an Alabama game or a Mississippi State game, but it was gruesome, just getting absolutely leveled by a DB and RB who were locked up coming straight at him. Worse than when Kenyan Drake broke his leg against Ole Miss. Then one of the officials had to switch out his gear in the middle of the field to cover for the guy while a backup official came running out of the tunnel. It was the strangest thing.

2:23 😂😂😂😂 look at the teammates faces.

"A cheerleader does go down." That's it, I'm done.😂😂😂

One thing about this channel is the highlights really do live up to the title hype

I've always been surprised how many people stand a few feet off to the side of a football field and think, "This is fine."

Why so many people allowed on the field?

5:01 Number 5 let his intrusive thoughts win 😭

“Guaranteed she’s tougher than you” was wild by the commentator 😂

These are painful to witness. Ouch! Some are dirty too, but most are just a part of being on the sideline during a dangerous sport.

The announcing right before 10:11 cracks me up.

4:02 the cop was like im good yaw got this 😂😂

“Recoiling with horror “ 😂😂😂 only a old head would say some like that

These hits are so funny😂

It always amazes me how there isn't enough clearance for cheerleaders, journalists in football games, it's so injury prone no other pro field sport league lets people get this close to the boundary lines!

Even though his teammate was in the wrong #26 was a real one fr 4:38

You know, when you stand on the sidelines, you are submitting yourself to the risk of getting hit.

Great coverage but is there a version of this has the full penalty? Just wondering 🤗

I love that this happens so often and still everyone stands about a foot away from the side-line.

Great editing. Easy to follow and exactly what the title said! ❤

“Shoulder to shoulder” while I’m watching helmets collide

:28 was at that game played the half time show 😂

Throwing Bo’s helmet like that is crazy 6:49

44 getting ejected for something he had no control over is ridiculous, especially when replay exists.

Idk why but the 1st clip cutting off just right, got me laughing my ass off

"And a cheerleader does go down." 😂

The UK player and the UK sideline guy he pushed down definitely had beef😭

That beef and chant with Oregon and Stanford is exactly the kind of cfb magic that is dying thanks to super confrences killing the Pac 12. No more rivalry like that.

THAT HURTD!

Where is the actual collision in the first scene?

8:36 Shoulder to shoulder headshot.

5:01 nahh bro definitely had previous beef cookin with that dude

5:00 that guy should never play football again

You know you're having a bad day when your offensive coordinator ends up on the injured reserve list.

2:31 that player literally got a concussion

Coach with that hitstick

Collage football 25 is looking lit rn

funny about a month ago during a reg season game a cameraman on the sidelines got ran over by a player...twice in that game,lol

I was a camera op near the home team dugout for a minor league baseball team. I was ALWAYS on alert for foul balls and errant bats. You can’t get complacent near live sports!!!

4:34 bro thought he was join cena 😂😂😂

These are always scary!

If I was the broadcaster I could help but to say that coach whippel suffered a little whippel-lash.

That field goal one was just sad

0:21 that coach on the sideline is satoru gojo

8:48 that’s helmet all day plus outa bounds

0:54 la bola en la ingle😂

the slow motion shots send me kunnigham lost the snap because the pitcher threw it at his feet.

The thumbnail is hilarious 😂😂😂😂

Clips nearly all got cut off too early. Would like to see the result of all plays / penalties / altercations.

really like how you dont see this stuff happen in nfl only college football

The hit on Hunter still makes me smile. Run your mouth like that and you’re going to get what you’re asking for.

Looked like dude was the aggressor in actuality he was getting drugged by the face mask. Definitely going to get yelled at on the sideline and its not even his fault

5:03 is VICIOUS. Dude has no respect for his own coach

guy gets hit directly in the nuts by foot ball immediately grabs his knee wtf 😂

What am I missing in that UCF-Oklahoma play? That had nothing to do with sideline collisions

In the oregon one, they come to bo nix's defence quick boi

First dude ran into Kratos 😂

5:01 he definitely getting yelled at for that one

With that first play, what happened with that coach or whoever that was that threw his shoulder forward?

That play with Malik Cunningham is crazy.

Honestly seems like the number of people this happens to each year increases cause you just have an outrageous amounts of media and "pagentry" with their back to the game

That 60 yard FG should get an extra point for nailing a cheerleader 🤷🏼‍♂️💯

That Kentucky player shoving his own training staff into the ground cracked me up. Maybe he didn’t like his tape job

Guy for Kentucky has gotta have beef with that dude at 5:00

Why there is no barrier, fence, wall to prevent this? Real football has one small wall to reduce the chance of accidents outside the field.

You can tell the difference of people who are genuinely sorry vs the people how have their ego up their ass

I always assume that people standing on the sidelines of football games just kind of have a death wish. Those guys are huge and running upwards of 22 miles an hour. You'd have to be a little insane to get in the way of that.

I know you're doing college , but that steelers game , where the side judge got his leg broken was rough

A few of these weren't even sideline collisions. What gives?

That cheerleader got PLOWED HARD!

0:09 He a Terminator.

" a cheerleader does do down " .... we know Bob we know

2:20 there’s no way this man doesn’t have CTE

0:52 la bola en la ingle! 🤣

After every hit these players took, it forced out a fart

"The cheerleader does go down..." Ah, so THAT'S how she got that scholarship.

The non player ones are always just a girl standing there like 🧍‍♀️

5:02 did bro push his own bro?

Oregon fans chanting F U Stanford when their QB clearly took a late, dirty, low blow 5 minutes after the whistle was blown