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Texas A&M Coach Hits West Virginia Players on Sideline

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Are you thinking of Woody Hayes? ;)

 

It was the anniversary of Woody's punch.

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It was the anniversary of Woody's punch.

 

How fitting. Interesting that Clemson had a dominating bowl performance right before this A&M fiasco.

Can they take away his medical scholarship?

 

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

 

Absolute punk move......twice.

 

I would think there is something in the scholarship about representing the university. I hope they can and do pull it.

This was on the Today Show this morning.

 

#HeGone

@BruceFeldmanCFB

Kevin Sumlin apologized to #WVU family & has permanently dismissed A&M student asst Michael Richardson for striking two WVU players.

Player that got elbowed tweeted that he will eventually cross paths with the guy.

Not only should he be fired, someone needs to make sure he never works in athletics again.

 

What a moronic tool.

I agree! I am all for giving people second chances, but on TV, national TV at that, and you do something like that in the open? I wouldn't be upset if the NCAA would ban him for life. If he is allowed to continue to coach, he will do this again.

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