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Mom Apologizes for Son's Illegal Hit

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That hit was pretty stupid. Then he gets up and celebrates like he did something special. You could do that to someone every time out on punt returns. That's low.

That was a vicious hit...definitely could have caused some serious injuries. That is why I have always respected guys that return punts.

He plays for Bobby P., about what I would expect him to act like.

Be it this one and other illegal hits and or cheap shots......the media / press keep showing it over and over and over .....etc. Why ? Because I believe instead of just showing it once, twice at the most that they are wanting to sensationalize it or something. That's just like they are promoting hits like that which have no place in football. Imagine some young kid watching that, seeing all of the attention it's getting and gets to thinking that's how he can get people to notice him. Yes, the t.v. broadcast show it but they absolutely DO NOT Have to show it from every angle, close up imaginable. At some point imo it goes from reporting / showing the play to promoting dirty play / cheap hits.

In a way it reminds me of all of these celebrities getting their pics all over the entertainment shows, tabloids, etc.. The more that they are talked about (good or bad), the more their price, publicity goes up.

He plays for Bobby P., about what I would expect him to act like.

 

WVU comes to mind as well. Just about any WVU game that's on I have seen cheap shots, illegal hits.

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