Yes. Players not in the game get automatically ejected if on the court. Rule is there for good reason. The other guy was in the game. Like it or not that’s the rules

@@slpguy6026 it’s broken for the dude to be ejected for following his coaches but the guy with intent to injure gets to keep playing… these sports are all starting to get out of hand.

​@@slpguy6026nah bro that's a stupid rule, if he had been aiming for his head he could have given him a concussion a serious one at that because it'd be the back of his head, so I'd say attempted assault should definitely be penalized way harder in a NON-CONTACT SPORT especially compared to just stepping on the court

Genuinely impressive. Needs a raise.

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That’s not what coaches get paid for buddy.

​@K_Kealoha reading your message lowered my iq by 20 points

Yet, every coach and player knows the rule. Walk the straight and narrow people.

until it's 2 foot, and then 3 foot, and then "why didnt you ejected him in this situation". how about we just draw a line and say dont cross that line. oh we already did.

we need more space between the bench and the line@@user-xu5xj3ym4k

@@user-xu5xj3ym4k Ah yes, because every rule is always a slippery slope huh? Such flawed logic fam

Rules are rules, can't keep giving someone an inch because they'll take a mile

Now he's famous!

Yes. The solution is to change the rule to what they actually MEANT for it to be: leaving the bench *to get involved in an altercation*

1 step will. That's the rule.

@@mentat1341 I believe the rule wording is "leaving the bench AREA," so it's not so cut and dry.

@@mrmacross Obviously anywhere on the court is not the 'bench area'.

And we don't know what he yelled. Maybe one of them heard it.

😅 love it

@@YTSuxAxxyou heard the man

@@YTSuxAxx Just Google Valpo Bryce Drew, and enjoy a moment of March Madness history.

My uncle went to Valpo

@@adraino7345bro…why did you feel the need to mention that?

Got a eulogy going here, Christ

6 coacher per player might be enough to stop brawls, as long as the coaches dont want to brawl.

@@scottmcshannon6821 Then we just get 6 coaches per coach, to make sure they can't brawl.

@@LucianDevine hmmm but who do we get to keep *these* coaches from brawling???

@@danielhettesheimer606 Snipers.

​@@imightbebiased9311and Jon Jones

WAC stands for Western Athletic Conference

Me too. I don't watch college ball, but it said Jomboy so here I am.

I think this one at least was correct by rule. The NBA duncan ejection was outrageously personal.

How is stepping on the court An ejection?

@@purts2 Its a new stupid rule the NCAA put in place. If you go onto the court from the bench during a "fight" then you will be ejected. Its suppose to prevent people from running to join the fight. So far ive only seen it used to ejected players like white #1 who took 1 step onto the corner of the court lol.

@@purts2 Why does college basketball have that rule? To help prevent brawls from ever starting, I guess.

@@purts2A player cannot come off the bench into the floor during an altercation on the court. It’s to prevent situations like Detroit

Good point.

They’re losers. It didn’t matter if they got ejected.

Double technical is also an ejection. Don’t leave the bench. It’s an easy rule to understand and follow except apparently for people like you

@@ejflor1313 He does understand it. He just doesn't agree with it. Nor do I. You take one step onto the court and you get the same punishment as the guy who simultaneously committed a tort and a crime by hucking a basketball as hard as he can at your teammate.

Its a flagrant technical foul, which is also an ejection. White 1 didn't receive a personal or technical foul, they were just ejected, which is why the ejection announcement was warranted. The guy who threw the ball was also ejected.

@@chrism7574 that should have been explained in the vid

onlyone assistant was doing their job, the rest were as bad as the players.

@@scottmcshannon6821 I think it's worth mentioning... those assistants shouldn't have to do anything. Any college basketball player who doesn't know not to leave the bench during a scuffle has $hit-for-brains!

@@cnelsonlv99 , 100% spot on! As a youth coach, currently high school, of almost 45 years, we have a saying; if you’re allowing it you’re coaching it. “Teach, your children well, their father’s hell, will slowly go by”.

@@SThompsonRAMM_1203 "If you're allowing it, you're coaching it." Love it!

His attention was drawn to the scene unfolding it's natural not rocket science he probably had no intention of fighting

Top tier lip reading, just what I expect.

2:58 jomboy didn't even notice that the coach immediately fell over and disappeared into the void right at the end.

Dude looked like a wrestler from the 80s.

All he did is put a towel around his neck and wearing sunglasses

​@FettermanGPT The shirtless guy before that guy is the one he was referring to and yes, I concur, he's on something real good lmao

Lol I was thinking Legion of Doom.​@@OfficialSeth

The message is “we take this rule in particular *very* seriously, and the are no exceptions.”

I 100% get the sentiment, but I really think the rule is to enforce safety for the players. Benched players jumping onto the court without permission from their coaching staff is usually for something we don't want to see. Unless what you came to a basketball game for was to see a fight. And to enforce the rule is to abide by it unflinchingly to protect the sport and protect the players/audience/etc.

Too many people care more about the letter of the law rather than the spirit of the law and understanding why it exists. That was incredibly weak by the officials.

@@troybaxter at worse should have been a minor foul

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I mean, Grand Canyon is a Christian University, so it fits.

@@imightbebiased9311 yeah. That's the joke.

@@sorinholland4 *Asian guy pokes his head into hallway and gives you thumbs-up*

He does!! 😂😂

cause it’s seen as showing the other team up. There’s no real competitive reason to do a windmill dunk besides to show off. Not taking a stance, but that’s why

They've been keeping it classy all year. Drew deescalates well

idk about classy after windmilling a dunk as you win lmao

​@@belugaman6772meh. That's debatable. SDSU fan here, who attended GCU game..

​@imdraconic2775 exactly. That's a disrespect on any level of basketball. The game is already in hand and he goes off with a dunk with 10 points lead or more.

That wasn't classy. He should've just dribbled the time out. No need to show disrespect with nearly a 10 point lead. The game was already in hand..

He doesn’t fall, it’s just a shadow

Unless im missing something, you guys need to turn your brightness up, he’s right in the shadow of the tunnel, never fell.

​@@rennat99 look again. He falls down. How can you not see that?

@@inquizition9672 it’s a shadow playing a trick on your eyes, he doesn’t fall he just goes into the dark lmao. Otherwise you’re suggesting another guy just appears out of nowhere when he falls? Watch closer.

@rennat99 bro I swear I watched it at least 50 times the first time around and I could have sworn I saw him fall down 50 times. Now that I came back to the video and watched it again with new eyes and I don't see him fall down anymore. What the hell is even going on anymore? I am now questioning my own existence bro pray for me please

This post deserves more love 😂

Their bodies may have grown, but they've got the brains of a toddler.

Grand Canyon is the only Division I, for-profit college. Division II has Post University, Academy of Art, and Salem International University. Division III had Daniel Webster College, but they were absorbed by Southern New Hampshire University within the last decade. I'm mildly surprised SNHU is nonprofit due to their aggressive advertising. As for coaches, the NCAA recently expanded the number of full-time assistant coaches allowed from 3 to 5. You also have trainers, graduate assistants, stats people, etc. I read an article about how aggressively Grand Canyon was investing in their sports programs, so that follows. I instinctively root against them and nothing else I've read about GCU has suggested that my instincts were wrong.

@@deepowls Wow, thanks for the surprisingly informed and helpful reply. Refreshing to see things like this in comment sections on occasion!

@@newyorkinwyoming, thanks. Before posting, I sometimes ask myself whether anyone else would want to read what wrote. I'm not going to say that I internet wrong, just differently. You raised some interesting questions. I didn't know about what non-Division I for-profit colleges there were, so I was going to look that up whether I responded or not. On this topic, DeVry (Atlanta) holds several men's basketball records. Granted, they stem from losing 253-141 to Troy State 1992. However, that DeVry was an NAIA Division II school and Troy State was NCAA Div II, so to the records have loads of caveats. I strongly recommend the Secret Base KZfaq video on this game. It's hilarious and very well-crafted as are nearly all of Jon Bois's videos. It's very much worth the half hour to watch. The entire Pretty Good series of which this is part is excellent.

It's wild that schools with BILLIONS in endowments and who's tuition has raised twice as fast as inflation are considered "non-profit."

They are all for profit in the end no matter what they call it