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Texas A&M Coach Hits West Virginia Players on Sideline

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Didn't another coach do something similar to this a year or two ago?

 

The Tomlin trip?

Didn't another coach do something similar to this a year or two ago?

 

 

 

Maybe the Jets strength coach?

 

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You can't coach stupid.

 

Or did I leave out a comma?

That act was about as classless of act as I have seen in college football. I do commend coach Sumlin for obviously firing the idiot on the spot bc that coach did not return from the A&M locker room for the 2nd half. I will say this, if someone....AD, Coach or whoever didn't fire the man on the spot then I would be discussing that persons job that didn't if I am the president of the university.

Only other act like this and was this obvious was years and years ago when OSU Coach Woody Hayes punched a Clemson player in the same type scenario. What was so bad about that one was that it was probably at the final few years as coach for Hayes anyway, he was aging. Now, with as great and as legendary of coach as Woody was, that one incident is usually the first thing that people think of when his name comes up. There is never any type of defense for that action out of a coach.

As for the game itself, I don't know what others that watched feel but I turned it off when the OK/Clemson game came on. Both A&M and WVU imo played classless, "cheap shot" football. Last count that I heard on PF penalties just on A&M was five and that was far earlier than the incident with the Aggie asst.. Nether team was playing football, was more like roller derby or the "big show wrestling" junk.

Student assistant- former player...just dumb!

 

I agree, even with him being a student asst., it still looks as bad on the program / university as had any coach done that. He was on the sideline, wearing a headset, instructing players ..... regardless of age/title he represented the university.

Well that's one way to commit career suicide.

Are you thinking of Woody Hayes? ;)

 

Was that in color TV?

What point in the game did this happen? I have been watching' date=' but have been out of the room for extended periods of time. A&M has definetly played dirty throughout, but I must have missed the altercations with the coach. If true, I agree that he should be fired. To me it would be odd for a coach to try to inflict injury on a football player in full pads, it wouldn't exactly be easy to hurt them. I understand that's not the point, its just odd.[/quote']

 

If true?

 

They should plaster his name all over the place so he never coaches another game ever again.

 

If true?

 

They should plaster his name all over the place so he never coaches another game ever again.

 

I said "if true" because I didn't see it. Reread my posts.

 

I said "if true" because I didn't see it. Reread my posts.

 

I just thought it was odd that you questioned if it was true or not when 2 links were posted showing it.

Can they take away his medical scholarship?

 

He is an injured former player (high school class of 2012).

 

Absolute punk move......twice.

 

I just thought it was odd that you questioned if it was true or not when 2 links were posted showing it.

 

I didn't watch them. Still haven't.

 

I didn't watch them. Still haven't.

 

Gotcha

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