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A massive brawl broke out at the end of the Lockheed Martin Armed Forces Bowl between Tulsa and Mississippi State. pic.twitter.com/zfaq912SWU
— ESPN (@espn) December 31, 2020
Gentlemen, you can’t fight in here. This is the Lockheed Martin Armed Forces Bowl!
A throwback to the good Miami teams of the early 90s. I think they had a Cotton Bowl like this under Dennis Erickson with tons of penalties and a fight.
Remember when someone had to actually be intelligent to get into college?
And the gipper, of win one for the gipper fame, was a local pool shark and lothario who suites up for Notre Dame on saturdays.Replies: @Richard B
With all these low IQ, high testosterone, large men, I'm always surprised that this doesn't happen more often.
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Nothing personal against Tulsa but Hail State….
Meh….never was the case with college football, even before integration. The ivy leagues used to have gentlemen’s agreements on how much they could pay their ringers.
And the gipper, of win one for the gipper fame, was a local pool shark and lothario who suites up for Notre Dame on saturdays.
Go ahead and laugh, but this could have turned out much worse:
A clear case of “F4U, too,
buddyamigo!” This is also claimed to be the last war in world history to employ cavalry.Don’t forget, there is nothing between Oklahoma and Mississippi but Arkansas.
Happy New Year, Dildo! UTC -3.5!
Good. Every nice thing is an attempt by our disgusting ruling caste to pretend that things are fine. Let their faces be rubbed and bruised in the evidence that things are not fine.
(Also, what is the LMAF Bowl Between Random Southern Colleges? I originally came here to post Go Navy Beat Army.)
And you care, why?
You mean to get out of high school. Top universities were nowhere near as choosy as they are now.
If they just did that every game I’d start watching college football.
A taste of progressive medicine. Bad, Black man, Bad!
https://www.si.com/nfl/2014/07/29/stephen-a-smith-suspension-espn-ray-rice
Oppression Points, don’t leave home without ’em!
No one here is that old, I don’t think.
"Ain't that a hole in the boat?"
(Also, what is the LMAF Bowl Between Random Southern Colleges? I originally came here to post Go Navy Beat Army.)Replies: @Polistra
Never happen. They’re experts at ignoring (and erasing) anything and everything that doesn’t fit their Narrative.
Perhaps it’s just me, but it seemed like there was a smaller likelihood of such unruliness when players where all (or mostly) white, and black players (in their won leagues) were more closely held to white standards of sportsmanship.
Please forgive me. I suspect I have become susceptible to racism in noticing patterns, which as we all know, the mantra (which once said you can’t always judge a book by its cover”) has morphed into “NEVER judge a book by its cover.” Makes one wonder what the purpose of these randomly assigned book covers are given they provide NO useful information.
If there were only an Weinstein or Schumer or Shekelberg to show me the way, I would be much obliged. I see no connections between such names, so if you do, your problem is worse than mine apparently. Shame on you.
https://www.nytimes.com/2009/09/20/sports/baseball/20spotlight.html
Like the sailor said, quote
“Ain’t that a hole in the boat?”
“We suck more!” (flails towel at one or many of opposing team’s negroes)
“Nah, WE suck more!” (looks for one or more opposing team’s negroes to kick while they are down)
I’m struck by how much that brawl looks like a normal football play like a screen pass or something.
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This is taking the game SERIOUSLY.
Dumb football players have always been the exception to that rule.
With all these low IQ, high testosterone, large men, I’m always surprised that this doesn’t happen more often.
And the gipper, of win one for the gipper fame, was a local pool shark and lothario who suites up for Notre Dame on saturdays.Replies: @Richard B
That’s true. But it didn’t consist of entire teams. Besides at least The Gipper, et al. could actually read and didn’t look like they were all on work release.
And dancing and taunting. Don’t forget that. As a younger kid watching that, I remember thinking…I should probably dial down my football viewing. These….these are not good guys.
Rugby in the amateur era did a lot less damage to players, because they weren’t in the gym 5 days a week, but there were some YUGE fights in those days.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/99_call
It’s almost as if splitting up the armed forces into adversarial teams isn’t a good idea or something.
Mississippi State, which won the game, received the invitation to the Lockheed Martin Armed Services Bowl with a record of 3-7. Arkansas (3-7) and South Carolina (2-8) also received bowl invitations. This is acceptable because of COVID of course. (Mercifully, the latter two bowl games were canceled, presumably because of COVID although I doubt that anyone was paying attention enough to know the real story.)
I don’t know which is worse, these teams getting the honor of a postseason invitation or Ohio State getting to play for the national championship despite playing only six games during the season.
Dammit all, just one was wearing a mask. Why are they even doing bowl games this year? The Division one championship playoff thing is even a bigger joke than normal. Ohio State played a mere 4 games. How do you even rank with 4 games?
Hopefully all the participants were arrested and charged .
https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/politics/2020/12/30/west-point-cheating-scandal-football-players-athletes-liberty-bowl/4085075001/
It's comments like these that keep me from ignoring you, my otherwise mediocre and mendacious troll.
LOL…What color is the sky in Leftard World?
https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/politics/2020/12/30/west-point-cheating-scandal-football-players-athletes-liberty-bowl/4085075001/
I do recall when you needed at least a .500 record to go to a bowl game. State goes to 4-7 with this big win! (I know, I know, they also beat Mizzou last month; fortunately our own prestigious bowl was canceled due to the sniffles so we can stand pat at 5-5)
This year’s college football season can be summed up very briefly — the best handful of games all featured … Coastal Carolina?
This is a very good argument for removing the big money sports from college’s grasping hands completely. Force them to pay their athletes salaries, create a bunch of minor league teams, and let all the sports-obsessed donors buy a minor league team with their money.
Indeed. One of our biggest problems is that high school diplomas just aren’t worth much anymore. We’re never going to raise the standards to graduate from high school, because that would just drive up the dropout rates, which everyone thinks is a Bad Thing. So what states should do is create diploma tiers (equivalent to cum laude, summa cum laude, etc.) to signal to potential employers that the graduate actually learned something. It would maybe give more high school students greater motivation to learn something.
Equity vs. Equality!
Anti-racism means equal outcomes - Dr. Ibram X. Kendi said so!
If we grant tiered high school diplomas, why some “underserved” groups might (would) be underrepresented, doncha know!
Good point, Wilkey. Let the pure athletes go play for the minor league football and basketball teams and get paid without having to play games pretending to be students. Let colleges field teams solely from walk ons, so that they have games between actual student athletes. They could afford to have lots of other sports that way, too. All with student athletes, not mercenaries. The colleges would probably see attendance increase as the student athletes would be their classmates, and there will be much less flipping off the flag, kneeling and obscene gestures. Fewer fights, too.
Yes, before you turned 18.
With the affirmative action adjustment for your...uhh..."limitations", that comes out to an A. Well done Truth, you're an A student now, just like the white kids.Replies: @Truth
A more accurate description of the whole affray might be, “Yet Another Negro Riot”.
But, but disparate impact!
Equity vs. Equality!
Anti-racism means equal outcomes – Dr. Ibram X. Kendi said so!
If we grant tiered high school diplomas, why some “underserved” groups might (would) be underrepresented, doncha know!
I went to a college football game, and a pro hockey match broke out.
Good on you. One of the most depressing things in my state was to see 40 – 60 year old men worshiping a bunch of teens/youth running around on a football field. The absence of crowds at sportsball games is truly one of Covid’s silver linings.
Now if only these fine upstanding young men could add CHEATING and LYING to their resumes, they’d be a shoo-in for West Point…..
In the late 19th century when college football started to be regularly played, there was little to no protective padding, helmets, etc. Rules about dangerous tackling, in the back. etc. were scarce.
After a season where a number of actual student athletes (supposedly) were killed, some of the mainly Ivy League college presidents appealed to Teddy Roosevelt to set up a commision about rules.
After that things improved where permanent injuries and deaths dropped. Over the years much less dangerous, but still…
With the on field brawling, everyone is pretty well protected. Still poor sportsmanship.
Inner city blacks aren’t taught sportsmanship any longer, I think. A few maybe with older coaches. Now it is brag, strut and dance, “in your face.” Childish antics.
This kind of taunting and insulting is also what gives rise to most lethal (non robbery) “youthful” murders and victims. Blacks tend to get louder before violence. Hispanics usually get very quiet.
Not sure about the others. Drunk usually…
For your information, young man, lily-white baseball brawls for instance (football was nothing in the first 40 years of the century--although lily-white football players brawled with the best of them) were much more common, much more deadly, and continued after the game was over. You wouldn't know Shoeless Joe from Kokomo, you Youth of Today, you.
Research "Hunkie from coal country" and you will learn all about last-century "civility."Replies: @Muggles
No.
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How many tested positive for the coronasniffles afterwards? Few if any Facediapers™ were worn.
“Hopefully all the participants were arrested and charged .”
It’s comments like these that keep me from ignoring you, my otherwise mediocre and mendacious troll.
White sportsmen never ever ever fought. Hockey especially–real gentlemen. Dentally-challenged. But gents.
Please forgive me. I suspect I have become susceptible to racism in noticing patterns, which as we all know, the mantra (which once said you can’t always judge a book by its cover”) has morphed into “NEVER judge a book by its cover.” Makes one wonder what the purpose of these randomly assigned book covers are given they provide NO useful information.
If there were only an Weinstein or Schumer or Shekelberg to show me the way, I would be much obliged. I see no connections between such names, so if you do, your problem is worse than mine apparently. Shame on you.Replies: @obwandiyag
You are dead, and I mean stone-cold dead wrong.
https://www.nytimes.com/2009/09/20/sports/baseball/20spotlight.html
After a season where a number of actual student athletes (supposedly) were killed, some of the mainly Ivy League college presidents appealed to Teddy Roosevelt to set up a commision about rules.
After that things improved where permanent injuries and deaths dropped. Over the years much less dangerous, but still...
With the on field brawling, everyone is pretty well protected. Still poor sportsmanship.
Inner city blacks aren't taught sportsmanship any longer, I think. A few maybe with older coaches. Now it is brag, strut and dance, "in your face." Childish antics.
This kind of taunting and insulting is also what gives rise to most lethal (non robbery) "youthful" murders and victims. Blacks tend to get louder before violence. Hispanics usually get very quiet.
Not sure about the others. Drunk usually...Replies: @obwandiyag
Are you fucking kidding me? As with all conservatives, you’re history-challenged. And you are probably a child, and thus don’t remember, hell, the 1990s much less 1932.
For your information, young man, lily-white baseball brawls for instance (football was nothing in the first 40 years of the century–although lily-white football players brawled with the best of them) were much more common, much more deadly, and continued after the game was over. You wouldn’t know Shoeless Joe from Kokomo, you Youth of Today, you.
Research “Hunkie from coal country” and you will learn all about last-century “civility.”
My history comments weren't based on memory. I'm not 130 years old.
As for baseball I can't say. Unless you are 100 years old you don't 'remember' the 1920s-1940s either. There may have been baseball violence too, though mostly probably by fans. Playing was more violent too at times. Yes, other than in the Negro League, white players and fans.
However even then it was considered bad sportsmanship to fight during games. Fans are just that, but often drunk when fighting each other. British football - soccer - (and some European) is notorious for fan violence. Again mostly white. They had to crack down and it is now (pre-COVID) heavily policed in some places.
My comment about blacks and attitude is based on observing "showboating" mainly by blacks. Mostly in football however. Used to be heavily penalized when players did that in college. Pros are more restrained but some dancing is tolerated. That's not violent. However taunting can be a prelude to fighting, in sports as in life.
Trash talking became popular in black culture in the past 30 years or so, merged with some forms of rap, etc. It isn't nor has it been exclusively a black thing. Get whitey half drunk and he's at it too, always was that way. My take isn't racial but cultural. Glorifying violence leads to bad things, no matter who does it.
If you want violence, go see a boxing match or MMA bout. Not other sports. Bragging about a successful play or trashing a losing opponent is bad sportsmanship. Low class behavior.Replies: @obwandiyag
come on, man! poor kids are just as bright and just as talented as white kids
lol
Not a good effort. This comment is one level up from “nuh uhh”. I give the comment a C-
With the affirmative action adjustment for your…uhh…”limitations”, that comes out to an A. Well done Truth, you’re an A student now, just like the white kids.
He said, in so many words; "there was once a time in this country in which attending college implied intellect."
I replied in so many words; "yes, that time ended the day you enrolled."Replies: @William Badwhite
For your information, young man, lily-white baseball brawls for instance (football was nothing in the first 40 years of the century--although lily-white football players brawled with the best of them) were much more common, much more deadly, and continued after the game was over. You wouldn't know Shoeless Joe from Kokomo, you Youth of Today, you.
Research "Hunkie from coal country" and you will learn all about last-century "civility."Replies: @Muggles
I only commented re: collegiate football history because that was the topic (Army-Navy) brawl. As it turns out most of the brawlers were non-white, as per reports. (The early collegiate football violence was all white players, BTW, as blacks didn’t play in the Ivy Leagues, if anywhere, then.)
My history comments weren’t based on memory. I’m not 130 years old.
As for baseball I can’t say. Unless you are 100 years old you don’t ‘remember’ the 1920s-1940s either. There may have been baseball violence too, though mostly probably by fans. Playing was more violent too at times. Yes, other than in the Negro League, white players and fans.
However even then it was considered bad sportsmanship to fight during games. Fans are just that, but often drunk when fighting each other. British football – soccer – (and some European) is notorious for fan violence. Again mostly white. They had to crack down and it is now (pre-COVID) heavily policed in some places.
My comment about blacks and attitude is based on observing “showboating” mainly by blacks. Mostly in football however. Used to be heavily penalized when players did that in college. Pros are more restrained but some dancing is tolerated. That’s not violent. However taunting can be a prelude to fighting, in sports as in life.
Trash talking became popular in black culture in the past 30 years or so, merged with some forms of rap, etc. It isn’t nor has it been exclusively a black thing. Get whitey half drunk and he’s at it too, always was that way. My take isn’t racial but cultural. Glorifying violence leads to bad things, no matter who does it.
If you want violence, go see a boxing match or MMA bout. Not other sports. Bragging about a successful play or trashing a losing opponent is bad sportsmanship. Low class behavior.
You won't understand this, but maybe others will.
Young people don't know history. At all.
Old people do.
Even history they weren't alive to see.
Moronic young people, like you, who fucked off in school, never learned anything, don't read books, couldn't tell Napoleon from a hole in the wall.
With the affirmative action adjustment for your...uhh..."limitations", that comes out to an A. Well done Truth, you're an A student now, just like the white kids.Replies: @Truth
I think you miss the… and I’m not one to toot my own horn here… brilliant subtlety involved in this burn, Old Sport:
He said, in so many words; “there was once a time in this country in which attending college implied intellect.”
I replied in so many words; “yes, that time ended the day you enrolled.”
My history comments weren't based on memory. I'm not 130 years old.
As for baseball I can't say. Unless you are 100 years old you don't 'remember' the 1920s-1940s either. There may have been baseball violence too, though mostly probably by fans. Playing was more violent too at times. Yes, other than in the Negro League, white players and fans.
However even then it was considered bad sportsmanship to fight during games. Fans are just that, but often drunk when fighting each other. British football - soccer - (and some European) is notorious for fan violence. Again mostly white. They had to crack down and it is now (pre-COVID) heavily policed in some places.
My comment about blacks and attitude is based on observing "showboating" mainly by blacks. Mostly in football however. Used to be heavily penalized when players did that in college. Pros are more restrained but some dancing is tolerated. That's not violent. However taunting can be a prelude to fighting, in sports as in life.
Trash talking became popular in black culture in the past 30 years or so, merged with some forms of rap, etc. It isn't nor has it been exclusively a black thing. Get whitey half drunk and he's at it too, always was that way. My take isn't racial but cultural. Glorifying violence leads to bad things, no matter who does it.
If you want violence, go see a boxing match or MMA bout. Not other sports. Bragging about a successful play or trashing a losing opponent is bad sportsmanship. Low class behavior.Replies: @obwandiyag
This is what Bill and Ted Idiocracy young people think. They think if you weren’t alive in a particular period, then you don’t know it.
You won’t understand this, but maybe others will.
Young people don’t know history. At all.
Old people do.
Even history they weren’t alive to see.
Moronic young people, like you, who fucked off in school, never learned anything, don’t read books, couldn’t tell Napoleon from a hole in the wall.
It’s really something how those tax leeching, defense contractors are allowed sponsor football at the academies.
Privileged low-IQ thugs pretending they belong in academia.
And don’t get me started on the (((MIC))).
…no different than the “Negro Felon League”…lol
Negroes behaving badly. When the first blacks began playing for formerly all white major universities they were dignified and well behaved but now that they comprise a majority of most rosters NCAA football has gone totally ghetto.
I wonder if this will be blamed on a confederate statue somewhere within 500 miles of the bowl site or any statue that might be offensive to negro sensibilities.
He said, in so many words; "there was once a time in this country in which attending college implied intellect."
I replied in so many words; "yes, that time ended the day you enrolled."Replies: @William Badwhite
Nobody missed it. It was obvious, just childish. But like I said, I bumped you up a few grades so you can pretend you’re just as smart as the others.