BIG Fines OSU and MICH

[kceasthawk]

You sure...I think this is where the whole thing started...this is the pregame (in case you didn't know the pregame happens before the post) with none other than tOSU captain...Jack Sawyer... leading the charge....just as he did when he ripped down the flag post game... I'm not saying Michigan didn't play its part but some of you are ignorant on how this happened

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Typical of the M homer crap you post here. Talking is one thing and goes during EVERY game. We all know that. Planting your flag on the opponents mid field logo is an entirely different sign of disrespect. Basically. this is OUR field. we own this field. That shit would not fly ANYWHERE, and you know that. As I said early should OSU win next season in the big house will the M players allow OSU to plant their flag at midfield? I think not. And if that ceremonial sign of "we own you" had not been pre planned, why was the flag there in the first place?

 

[ellobo]

Typical of the M homer crap you post here. Talking is one thing and goes during EVERY game. We all know that. Planting your flag on the opponents mid field logo is an entirely different sign of disrespect. Basically. this is OUR field. we own this field. That shit would not fly ANYWHERE, and you know that. As I said early should OSU win next season in the big house will the M players allow OSU to plant their flag at midfield? I think not. And if that ceremonial sign of "we own you" had not been pre planned, why was the flag there in the first place?

Typical ignoramus by definition...you talk about what you do not know...Michigan had a flag planted on them twice this year (in The Big House) and in both instances there was not a fight with the team going straight to the locker room like you should after you lose

 

[TXHCHawk]

Perhaps teams should only be allowed to warmup on their side of the field inside the 40 yard line.

No visiting cheerleaders. No flags allowed on field.

Any violations results in massive fines. As in 7 figures.

Treat them like children if they insist on acting like it.

You lost me at no cheerleaders.

 

[kceasthawk]

Typical ignoramus by definition...you talk about what you do not know...Michigan had a flag planted on them twice this year (in The Big House) and in both instances there was not a fight with the team going straight to the locker room like you should after you lose

What I do know is that would never happen at Iowa, and Iowa would never do that shit to someone else. Maybe we know now why Michigan was 6-5 before Saturday. You must be right though. There were several fights all through college football this weekend over the same crap, but I guess teams just accept that level of disrespect everywhere else though...

 

[TXHCHawk]

What I do know is that would never happen at Iowa, and Iowa would never do that shit to someone else. Maybe we know now why Michigan was 6-5 before Saturday. You must be right though. There were several fights all through college football this weekend over the same crap, but I guess teams just accept that level of disrespect everywhere else though...

Yes, it's a cultural thing. It's beyond football. It's a character and discipline thing.

Life isn't that difficult, from this perspective. It's been passed through the generations: sticks and stones may break my bones, but words will never hurt me, and don't physically harm people, and don't take their stuff (or in this case, insinuate you are).

Play the game, act like you've been there before, congratulate the competition, thank the fans, and get the F off the field.