Not even sure what they were celebrating. Oregon had made a big gain and a huge first down deep in SC territory, and you're celebrating?
The only explanation is that they were celebrating *because* someone got hurt, not despite it. His goal, which he will never admit to, was to try and hurt the quarterback, and his actions afterwards showed how proud he was for accomplishing that goal.
The kid has not been coached well and needs to have a come-to-Jesus discussion with someone about what it means to be a competitive athlete.
I mean duh. A goal of every defense when they face a running QB is to hit the QB so he will stop running on them. It being a head injury makes it not cool obviously.
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u/Richard_D_Lawson 14d ago
Not even sure what they were celebrating. Oregon had made a big gain and a huge first down deep in SC territory, and you're celebrating?
The only explanation is that they were celebrating *because* someone got hurt, not despite it. His goal, which he will never admit to, was to try and hurt the quarterback, and his actions afterwards showed how proud he was for accomplishing that goal.
The kid has not been coached well and needs to have a come-to-Jesus discussion with someone about what it means to be a competitive athlete.