| FTBL Post game scuffle. Not seen at all?
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alabamajack
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Wish they would have had this same passion all year on the field
50+yeartidefan
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Boys being boys
Rolltide24
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Reminds me of the passion at the end of the Vandy beating.
Justneedme81
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Man, That was too much going on.
Not just us. Said they used pepper spray after the crap that transpired at the end of UM/OSU.
It is a product of the kids today. I still think coaches can stop a lot of it, but there are so little repercussions for being an idiot this day and age.
It is a product of the kids today. I still think coaches can stop a lot of it, but there are so little repercussions for being an idiot this day and age.
Yes pepper spray.
TerryP
Staff
...all season.
There is no place in football for this period. Win the game and go to the locker room and if you can’t do that you will be standing on the sideline watching. “When you lose say little and when you win say less.” I’m old school and this is classless.
Love the passion and I’m glad it wasn’t all grab ass and laughing and hugging BS. That being said I agree that it doesn’t really belong on the field. If that makes any sense??!? coaches could do something about it, if they weren’t “de-teethed” by the ncaa and portal madness.
I’ve been in a brawl or 3, one on the football field during a game. I was as guilty as anyone in that melee. We didn’t start it but my dumbass thought I was going to finish it!!!
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I’ve been in a brawl or 3, one on the football field during a game. I was as guilty as anyone in that melee. We didn’t start it but my dumbass thought I was going to finish it!!!
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Big Ten fines Ohio State, Michigan $100K each for postgame fight after Wolverines' stunning win
The Big Ten has fined Michigan and Ohio State $100,000 each for violating the league's sportsmanship policy following Michigan's 13-10 win in Week 14, the conference announced on Sunday. Both schools are expected to accept the fine.
This is the first major punitive measure that the conference will take after Michigan and Ohio State players fought on the field after the game. The melee broke out when a handful of Wolverines players attempted to plant a "Block M" flag on Ohio State's midfield logo.
After things settled down for a moment, Ohio State defensive lineman Jack Sawyer ran at a Michigan player and ripped the flag off of a pole, sparking another fracas. Staff and security took a few minutes to separate all of the players, and police established a cordon at the 50-yard line.
"We respect the Big Ten Conference's decision in this matter," Ohio State said in a statement. "What happened post-game yesterday was unfortunate. Good sportsmanship is always important in everything we do at Ohio State. Moving forward, we will continue to examine and address our post-game protocols to ensure our student-athletes, coaches, visiting teams and staff safely exit the field."
The Ohio State University Police Department also confirmed via statement that law enforcement at the scene used pepper spray to try and end the fighting. Two Michigan players and a photographer were seen rubbing their faces afterwards.
"Our guys, I did see they had the flag," Michigan coach Sherrone Moore said in his press conference following the game. "Guys were waving it around, and their guys charged us. There was emotion on both sides, and it can't happen. Rivalry games get heated, especially this one. This is the biggest one in the country. We gotta handle that better."
The Big Ten has yet to officially address the incident.
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