Here you go. How severe should his punishment be?
The hit is the worst part but the strutting just magnified the WWE circus of sports. Save college football and put a clamp on this BS.
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I know Riley won't do a thing.
They did the same thing last week at Rutgers (injured a player and celebrated it as he lay on the field).
What should happen is Riley being sacked for creating a rogue program, along with #8 losing the rest of the season.
Kind of reminds me of when Rocket Ismail played for Notre Dame
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Again - in sports-all sports, if a player intentionally injures another that player shouldn’t be
jimbasil 55119 postsallowed back in the game until the injured player returns from the injury. If the offending player is a paid player, all that players pay from the day of the injury should automatically be given to the injured player. If the injured player does not return the offending player may not return either and all pay in his contract should be given to the injured player for the remainder of the contract. That should help put a stop to this kind of thuggery. But no, this guy will be given a talking to and will miss a game and be on the field soon.
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Re: Here you go. How severe should his punishment be?
Disgusting. Kick him off the team
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At least a game, but if the Big has authority, rest of season.
Celebrating and giving people fives after was criminal.
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ND should cancel all future games with SC.
Pending a change in leadership within the athletic department and football program.
Kind of reminds me of when Rocket Ismail played for Notre Dame
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I feel like that might happen anyway. Riley is a cowardly POS.
(no message)Dead-eye Pete with 20 pounds of swingin' meat.
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