Armed Forces Brawl

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Little different ending to a bowl game? Only saw the one video but looked like MS threw the first punch.
 
Jcalder said:
Both sides showed their class pretty well.
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I'd agree coaches involved didn't look good either. If they have proof who threw the first punch, that school should be done playing football for awhile! NCAA better make a poster child for these two schools.
 
iowavf said:
I'd agree coaches involved didn't look good either. If they have proof who threw the first punch, that school should be done playing football for awhile! NCAA better make a poster child for these two schools.
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Unfortunately it happens way too often. For the seniors and those leaving for the draft they don't have to deal with the consequences like the rest would. I won't give my true feelings but the dude that ran thru and kicked the other guy and ran away like a pansy is gonna be a real winner in life. Most likely be a dead beat dad like his was.
 
I understand that football is a violent sport played by violent people, but some people should get charges for this one.
 
Malik Heath JR Wide receiver at MS State even went live on social media from the loccer room bragging about kicking a Tulsa player in the head. (then running away like a coward).

I agree with wayne, stuff like this, after game play, should be treated like it happened in a public park. Its assault.

www.al.com

Watch Mississippi State’s Malik Heath brag about his part in brawl with Tulsa

The Bulldogs' win in the Armed Forces Bowl marred by benches-clearing brawl.
www.al.com www.al.com
 
Teams should lose bowl games and scholarships at the very least.
Charges should be filed as well.
 
I tried to give NCAA football another chance but this incident coupled with some of the ESPN commercials from another bowl game reinforced to decision to never grace them with my viewership again.
 
ADR said:
I tried to give NCAA football another chance but this incident coupled with some of the ESPN commercials from another bowl game reinforced to decision to never grace them with my viewership again.
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Amen. The anti-white, pro-sodomy advertisements are in your face. But people still sell their souls to it.
 


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