In high school we were taught to wrap and have our head near there hip because head to head is illegal and dangerous but the game is so fast there is almost no time to wrap unless you got a good angle and also we love watching people getting hit hard by even if it’s improper technique but we look up to these players who through there whole body into the tackle so we do it to
Into the 1980's, tackling in American football was more similar to rugby than it is now, although there were the occasional hard hits like today, they weren't as frequent. By the the turn of the century, it had evolved into what you see now. Been watching both codes of rugby for years...English Premiership, Pro 14, SuperLeague, Heineken Cup, RL Super League, NRL. Also watch Australian rules football, Gaelic football & hurling, lol.
As I always remind you Kabir. The big hits are usually an attempt to "separate man from ball" because if you get the player to drop the ball he loses any yardage he had gained or if he fumbles you get the opportunity to recover the ball for your team and advance it. To be fair, if you watch an entire football game you will see that most tackles are similar to rugby tackles where you wrap up your opponents. Videos like this just show the big hits and not the ordinary, (much less spectacular but safer and more technically sound) arm tackles. And never underestimate the intimidation factor of the big hits. Athletes in every sport use it all the time to gain a psychological advantage. 💜🏈🏉 Exciting and fun reaction Kabir. You are the man!!!😁😁😁😁😁
And the QB at 9:40 stayed in the game and threw a 60+ yard Touchdown in the next half. Very tough player is now on the Chicago Bears, his name is Justin Fields. Possible franchise savior
@@jeffburdick869 Justin fields will be a great draft pick for the bears they got a steal in the draft with him. Being a buckeye fan I watched every game he played at Ohio state and he is so different from alot of quarterbacks when most quarterbacks get rid of the ball you don't see them do what he would do in running to catch up to block for the person with the ball. That hit he took in this video at first watch I thought for sure he was done but only staying out one play and right back in. Plus he really went all out to make sure the big ten had a football season. He will be missed in Columbus but I can't wait to see what he does in the NFL.
@@andrear2355 I literally said during the OSU-MSU game "this is the sort of QB the Bears need. This is the sort of guy that they should try to trade up for and draft. But of course, they'll never do it."
@@jeffburdick869 hopefully he will get a chance to start week one. Just my opinion but I think the bears got the best quarterback in the draft. I'm not a bears fan but I'll root for him every game he plays because he will always be a buckeye. The only time I won't root for him is when he plays the cowboys.
Yeah, that hit at 6:25 knocks the ball out of the quarterback's hands, and a defender picked it out of the air. = forced fumble. If the quarterback had held on - then it would be a sack. Quick reactions from the 2nd defensive guy.
Football player here (DL). Usually we are taught to wrap up in tackling but sometimes its just easier to use tge shoulders since we run full speed. Also any hits to a head is a penalty or suspension (depends if it was a accident or not)
If they have a longest games in college football history, you should do those. The overtime rules are different than NFL (I think playoff games etc. are similar) and can go for 5 or 6 overtimes before someone wins. Those are edge of the seat intense moments and the final is always huge after that 😉❤✌
I love that UF was on the receiving end of all of the big hits. Even when Florida's defense is in a highlight they pick off the pass and then metchie blasts the guy on the int return.
The harder the hit taken by the offensive player. It’s just as important to them to pop up as quick as possible. To show “that wasn’t a hit” even if you can’t see straight and snot is on your face! Then you have an excuse “if I didn’t have snot in my eye I’d be able to see fine “ ! Football!!!
The hit at 12:40 shows a big difference between the sports. The player has been running full speed for about 40 yards and the opposing player might be looking the other way. That's when it gets dangerous and why they've added stricter rules about how you can hit someone.
College football is no joke. In some ways they can more physical than pro ball. You have to look at it from their perspectives. They never know who’s gonna be watching from one game to the next. Pro scouts are everywhere,
I remember one time, maybe 30 years ago, when there was a Welsh rugby team visiting Kansas City. I was working in a bar, & it was way late at night, & the team stopped in, already pissed, & got even drunker, & decided to play a match. So, they went out into the street - very crowded, people & cars, & just started playing - oblivious to everyone & everything around 'em. I think the police finally had to pull 'em out of danger, as I recall. You won't find NFL players, or any American footballers at any level, doing that sort of thing. Anyway - yeah, I've always known how tough rugby players can be. And, I've watched the sport off & on for 40 years or so.
Same with Georgia vs Florida. Two of the best rivalries in CFB , and two of the only neutral sight rivalries to still exist. Seeing the stadium split straight down the middle is awesome.
It was a sack, Interseption or a fumble depending on whether qb knee down and if not was his arm moving forward as he was hit if so its Intercepted if not its a fumble...
Mate, if you like American college football And English football, Saturdays are the absolute best. I live in the states, so during both seasons you have games to watch from 6 am to 10 pm. I get up and watch the English football matches and then around 11 Am college football starts. Madness.
About the Wrapping em up thing.. In the Ancient Days, it was Hit em, wrap em up, and let the rest of the Defense (which is in Pursuit Mode) get there and Gang Tackle thus getting more hits on the runner. Some of the other guys can help me with this as I think (think) in the Pro's that started to change in the 70's??? Now as you see, it's just Hit em as hard as you can, Knock The Snot Out of them (it's a real thing).....
Go Oregon ducks football 🏈. Kabir, bro check out the ducks sometime, there stadium, uniforms, history, oh and the most important thing? The movie animal house was shot on campus. Ok that last one isn't as important to everyone but us duck fans! Have a good one bro 👍
Kabir, great reacts to the biggest College Football hits of 2020. You are right about some hits are bad. But in the last five years or so, they have been change of rules about how to hit someone. One is no more helmet to helmet hit that out and will be out of the game too. Another is no more horse collar in football. You may wanted to find a reacts on the rules of Football now 2021
Here in Kansas city when we sack the qb the next day BIGMACS from McDonald's are buy one get one free. Sacks =Macs. Oh and leading with the helmet is a 15 yard penalty. If it's blatent they could be ejected from the game
Hey boss man. A sack is where the quarterback is tackled behind the line of scrimmage. The line of scrimmage is where the ball is at the very start of the play before the ball is snapped.
Love it !! I REALLY Love the thumbnail !! An Alabama player smashing a Florida player in a championship game is as Good as it gets !! I'm a Bama fan, but live in Florida now !! Lol !! ROLL TIDE 🐘🐘🏆
Leading with the top of the helmet (along with some other forms of contact) is considered targeting and carries a 15 yard penalty and ejection of the offending player.
Yeah The last few years Leagues and organizations are cracking down on Helmet to helmet hits resulting in ejections from the game.. theyvcall it Targeting
9:44 Justin Fields missed one play with that rib injury. Came back and threw a deep touchdown after taking one play off. Spent the rest of the game wincing with every deep ball he threw, but still completed them and lead his team to a win.
The play you were talking about looked like a headbutt, that is illegal. Helmet-to-helmet contact is referred to as targeting and the player will be ejected for it
11:41. The 2 most successful college football programs in history. Alabama Crimson Tide vs Notre Dame Fighting Irish. However, Notre Dame's high academic standards have kept it from winning a championship since 1988.
That is not true, the talent on the team has kept them from winning. Notre Dame use to be the only school on TV, not anymore. Southern players stay down south to play. The old Academics excuse Notre Dame has been using forever. Players simply don't want to play in the cold. Notre Dame can't recruit the best players from any southern state
Bro you should check out the a7fl. It's a small American football league but it's the biggest full contact no pads league for football. They're top 100 plays of the decade is nothing but hype
Both Rugby and Murica Football hit with differences. NFL and college they have more time to stay fresh between plays and I have seen NFL players using oxygen while the offence or defence is on the field. A NFL offence could have hundreds of plays planned. Thats why you hear the quarter back using code words, he may see a blitz coming and change the play seconds before the snap. Also a team may have 2 good running backs to switch if one is gassed, that goes for a lot of players. It is like gladiators paying chess.
If you ever got any questions about college football or football in general just ask me dude I played football for four years and I've been a football fan for almost 40
You seem to imply that American football is rough despite the protective equipment. Who said it’s protective? Players who either tackle or block in the game are taught that the shoulder and arm pads and helmet are weaponry. There’s nothing like a nice hard shoulder pad into the unprotected ribs.
Sack and forced fumble returned for a touchdown. If it was a pick 6, there would be no sack because the qb would have (technically) gotten the pass off.
I watched one of your videos on entrances. You need to look into the hardest stadiums to play in. Lsu aka death valley. Especially when they sing neck. They had the entire superdome singing it. #sttdb 😅
Future Consideration . John Force's Garage ( Headquarters , Garage and prefab shop) and another John Force talks about his daughters from a young age till now. Both are not short 20 -30 minutes.
Yeah - a sack is when the quaterback gets tackled, while he has posession of the ball. Unless he get tackled in his own endzone - then it's a safety, & the other team scores 2 points.
@@kabirconsiders The rule though is heavily exploited by teams and is a super controversial one. false targeting calls get called every single game. The rule the NCAA made is that whether or not it was intentional is Targeting, so teams are able to get star defensive players removed from the game by selling it well. you can see it in one of the clips with the guy Carter (Amari Carter, Miami Hurricanes vs. Louisville)
That Florida Georgia hit was one of the strongest I've seen on live TV. Maybe it was the shitty little TV we were using had poor sound and combined with the lack of crowd or something IDK. Sounded like a gunshot went off and everyone in the room was like DAAAAAAMN! Hahahah!
@@kabirconsiders Yes and when the tackler is just slumped on top of the receiver with no helmet it really adds to the brutality of it. It was wild to see.
I remember one time, maybe 30 years ago, when there was a Welsh rugby team visiting Kansas City. I was working in a bar, & it was way late at night, & the team stopped in, already pissed, & got even drunker, & decided to play a match. So, they went out into the street - very crowded, people & cars, & just started playing - oblivious to everyone & everything around 'em. I think the police finally had to pull 'em out of danger, as I recall. Anyway - yeah, I've always known how tough rugby players can be. And, I've watched the sport off & on for 40 years or so.
The crowd noise is recorded sound because the stadiums were empty! Take a guess why?! Covid-19 is a good guess..!!! 😩Things are getting back to normal and 2022 should be awesome for our football teams! GO BUCKEYES 🏈👍
I may have mentioned this before, yes the hits in rugby are bad but in football you need great throwing and catching skills far beyond what any rugby player can do.
4:07 that is the legendary Lewis Cine from the University of Georgia Bulldogs. He’s more of a legend than when you made this video because…. Georgia won the college football national championship last week!! Go dawgs! Edit: he knocked himself out at 5:18 as well 🤣
I love the fact you called one of the guys being hit a, victim 😅. Never thought to use that term in football but I like it! WOOOOOO PIG SOOIE! RAZORBACKS!
You seem like one of the nicest people. Roll Tide btw. Alabama is pretty amazing. Before anyone thinks anything, I'm not a fair weather fan. They've had some pretty rough seasons.
React to Washington and Boston ot playoff game from last night More food reactions Little league world series reaction And today is the final day of the NBA regular season
You can't do helmet to helmet legally anymore. You also can't grab a ball carrier by the back of his collar and pull him down backwards in any level of football. However if you grab him by the hair & pull him down backwards in the NFL that's legal. Not sure if you can do the same in the lower leagues. There have been recent rule changes in the last 10-20 years to make the game less violent than it was in the past. Some rules have been changed to protect the quarterback since he's the most important player on the team.
@@kabirconsiders Yeah. The game was also reformed in the early 1900s as well to make it less dangerous. In 1903 25 players died, in 1905 18 more died. The injury to President Theodore Roosevelt's son caused him to make the leaders of College Football change the rules to ban such plays as the flying wedge from scrimmage. Other rule changes were the addition of the forward pass, and increasing the distance required to gain in 3 downs from 5 yards to 10 yards. Wedge blocking on kickoffs remained legal until the early 2000s. Interesting video on TR's life is "Theodore Roosevelt, manlier than you" here on TH-cam. The teddy bear is named after him because he refused to shoot a bear that had already been clubbed & tied to a tree as he saw this as unsportsmanlike.
No, in American football, the players can't hit each other wherever or whenever they want. There are strict rules, for safety, & those rules are updated most every season. So, a lot of the hits you may have seen in some of the videos in the past are now illegal.
Bro just wait to watch it this upcoming season with fans in the stands again. SO much better lol Also yes it’s actually called a strip sack when that kind of sack happens
You should react to Zion Williamson high school basketball highlights (he’s in the nba now but it’s funny how much of a beast he was in high school) a video I recommend is titled “Zion Williamson went crazy the first time I recorded him in high school “
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College football is just the best! It’s so much more fun to watch than the NFL, IMO.
I think you might be right!
facts it's way more entertaining
@@joshuabolton3866 I concur
No doubt about it!!!
Well yeah, twice as old as the NFL and has more tradition and real passionate fans everywhere.
In high school we were taught to wrap and have our head near there hip because head to head is illegal and dangerous but the game is so fast there is almost no time to wrap unless you got a good angle and also we love watching people getting hit hard by even if it’s improper technique but we look up to these players who through there whole body into the tackle so we do it to
Learning proper tackling technique is essential
Yeah that’s the other reason. American football is fast and going top speed.
The term you’d hear for the QB fumbling during a sack would be “strip sack” since the defender stripped the ball away as he sacked the QB
Thanks for letting me know mate!
Into the 1980's, tackling in American football was more similar to rugby than it is now, although there were the occasional hard hits like today, they weren't as frequent. By the the turn of the century, it had evolved into what you see now. Been watching both codes of rugby for years...English Premiership, Pro 14, SuperLeague, Heineken Cup, RL Super League, NRL. Also watch Australian rules football, Gaelic football & hurling, lol.
As I always remind you Kabir. The big hits are usually an attempt to "separate man from ball" because if you get the player to drop the ball he loses any yardage he had gained or if he fumbles you get the opportunity to recover the ball for your team and advance it. To be fair, if you watch an entire football game you will see that most tackles are similar to rugby tackles where you wrap up your opponents. Videos like this just show the big hits and not the ordinary, (much less spectacular but safer and more technically sound) arm tackles. And never underestimate the intimidation factor of the big hits. Athletes in every sport use it all the time to gain a psychological advantage. 💜🏈🏉
Exciting and fun reaction Kabir. You are the man!!!😁😁😁😁😁
American football is real dog eat dog stuff!! 💪🏽 😎
@@kabirconsiders as the saying goes: If you can’t run with the big dogs, stay on the porch!”
And the QB at 9:40 stayed in the game and threw a 60+ yard Touchdown in the next half. Very tough player is now on the Chicago Bears, his name is Justin Fields. Possible franchise savior
I sure hopeso. Bear Down!!!!
@@jeffburdick869 Justin fields will be a great draft pick for the bears they got a steal in the draft with him. Being a buckeye fan I watched every game he played at Ohio state and he is so different from alot of quarterbacks when most quarterbacks get rid of the ball you don't see them do what he would do in running to catch up to block for the person with the ball. That hit he took in this video at first watch I thought for sure he was done but only staying out one play and right back in. Plus he really went all out to make sure the big ten had a football season. He will be missed in Columbus but I can't wait to see what he does in the NFL.
@@andrear2355 I am a Spartan. And I saw him make our defense look silly. He is an extremely talented player. Can't wait to see him in Soldier Field!
@@andrear2355 I literally said during the OSU-MSU game "this is the sort of QB the Bears need. This is the sort of guy that they should try to trade up for and draft. But of course, they'll never do it."
@@jeffburdick869 hopefully he will get a chance to start week one. Just my opinion but I think the bears got the best quarterback in the draft. I'm not a bears fan but I'll root for him every game he plays because he will always be a buckeye. The only time I won't root for him is when he plays the cowboys.
Yeah, that hit at 6:25 knocks the ball out of the quarterback's hands, and a defender picked it out of the air. = forced fumble.
If the quarterback had held on - then it would be a sack.
Quick reactions from the 2nd defensive guy.
Football player here (DL). Usually we are taught to wrap up in tackling but sometimes its just easier to use tge shoulders since we run full speed. Also any hits to a head is a penalty or suspension (depends if it was a accident or not)
Fair point, trying to wrap your arms all the time can get tiring
If they have a longest games in college football history, you should do those. The overtime rules are different than NFL (I think playoff games etc. are similar) and can go for 5 or 6 overtimes before someone wins. Those are edge of the seat intense moments and the final is always huge after that
😉❤✌
Fields threw a touchdown two plays latter.
The guy who took the hit to the ribs was Justin fields. He’s the Chicago bears qb now.
Also he came back to beat Clemson during that game
I love that UF was on the receiving end of all of the big hits. Even when Florida's defense is in a highlight they pick off the pass and then metchie blasts the guy on the int return.
I take it you a Gators hate its ok and is your team bama or Georgia, and if not till your team play us you and your team will be Gator bait.🐊🐊🐊
Hey man, just discovered ya but you should definitly react to the first baseball game after 9/11, another great moment in American sports history
Welcome mate 😊🍻, I’ll put it on my list!
The harder the hit taken by the offensive player. It’s just as important to them to pop up as quick as possible. To show “that wasn’t a hit” even if you can’t see straight and snot is on your face! Then you have an excuse “if I didn’t have snot in my eye I’d be able to see fine “ ! Football!!!
The hit at 12:40 shows a big difference between the sports. The player has been running full speed for about 40 yards and the opposing player might be looking the other way. That's when it gets dangerous and why they've added stricter rules about how you can hit someone.
College football is no joke. In some ways they can more physical than pro ball. You have to look at it from their perspectives. They never know who’s gonna be watching from one game to the next. Pro scouts are everywhere,
Modern Day Glaidators.... some of these big hits are equivalent to a car going 30mph and smashing into a wall creating up to 10 g's of force...
QBs actually have additional padding around the ribs.... no other position has that
I remember one time, maybe 30 years ago, when there was a Welsh rugby team visiting Kansas City. I was working in a bar, & it was way late at night, & the team stopped in, already pissed, & got even drunker, & decided to play a match. So, they went out into the street - very crowded, people & cars, & just started playing - oblivious to everyone & everything around 'em. I think the police finally had to pull 'em out of danger, as I recall. You won't find NFL players, or any American footballers at any level, doing that sort of thing. Anyway - yeah, I've always known how tough rugby players can be. And, I've watched the sport off & on for 40 years or so.
You need to watch the ou vs Texas game it’s pretty cool how they spilt the stadium in half with the fan base.
Same with Georgia vs Florida. Two of the best rivalries in CFB , and two of the only neutral sight rivalries to still exist. Seeing the stadium split straight down the middle is awesome.
The RB @3:23 surprisingly didn’t suffer any serious injuries
Thats unbelievable, it looked like he was in a car crash!
11:05 Yeah I remember that game between Liberty U and Western Kentucky University. Scruggs from Liberty was a monster on the field. Go Flames.
It’s weird seeing you outside of your car lol
I get this everyday 😂
He's outside but yet inside
6:40 that was a sack. But since he also lost the ball, we'd call it a sack fumble.
A sack fumble? Wth 😂. A strip sack
That last tackle tells you everything you need to know about Alabama and why they’re so good.
was clean, crisp and devastating
They simply pay the best recruits. It’s common knowledge in college football.
It was a sack, Interseption or a fumble depending on whether qb knee down and if not was his arm moving forward as he was hit if so its Intercepted if not its a fumble...
Mate, if you like American college football And English football, Saturdays are the absolute best. I live in the states, so during both seasons you have games to watch from 6 am to 10 pm. I get up and watch the English football matches and then around 11 Am college football starts. Madness.
So Saturdays are dedicated sports days? Sounds epic 😎
@@kabirconsiders and Sunday’s are too if you like NFL football. Beers in the garden, grilling out, having multiple TVs going with different games.
I don't know if you have done this yet but the best buzzer beaters of March madness. The ncaa tournament. There's some incredibly great moments there
I haven’t, I’ll put it on my list!
Syracuse making it in twice!
Biggest thing to happen to the Orange since the beat Clemson a few years back.
About the Wrapping em up thing.. In the Ancient Days, it was Hit em, wrap em up, and let the rest of the Defense (which is in Pursuit Mode) get there and Gang Tackle thus getting more hits on the runner. Some of the other guys can help me with this as I think (think) in the Pro's that started to change in the 70's??? Now as you see, it's just Hit em as hard as you can, Knock The Snot Out of them (it's a real thing).....
Go Oregon ducks football 🏈.
Kabir, bro check out the ducks sometime, there stadium, uniforms, history, oh and the most important thing? The movie animal house was shot on campus. Ok that last one isn't as important to everyone but us duck fans! Have a good one bro 👍
Thanks mate ☺️ I’ll check them out!
You were right about the sack, it just has to be behind the line of scrimmage.
Thanks for confirming this mate!
Kabir, great reacts to the biggest College Football hits of 2020. You are right about some hits are bad. But in the last five years or so, they have been change of rules about how to hit someone. One is no more helmet to helmet hit that out and will be out of the game too. Another is no more horse collar in football. You may wanted to find a reacts on the rules of Football now 2021
Thanks mate
That Michigan Minnesota game it was a rules a fumble because the Guy wasn't down when he was hit...
Ahhhh i see
Here in Kansas city when we sack the qb the next day BIGMACS from McDonald's are buy one get one free. Sacks =Macs. Oh and leading with the helmet is a 15 yard penalty. If it's blatent they could be ejected from the game
You should check out the hardest high school football hits next. They can be just as brutal!
Solid suggestion, I don’t know why I haven’t done that one yet! I’ll put it on my list ☺️
Hey boss man. A sack is where the quarterback is tackled behind the line of scrimmage. The line of scrimmage is where the ball is at the very start of the play before the ball is snapped.
Nice, thanks for explaining this to me mate!
You should watch the older NFL Films they are wild, especially the Ice Bowl
I’ll put a few on my list!
Love it !! I REALLY Love the thumbnail !! An Alabama player smashing a Florida player in a championship game is as Good as it gets !! I'm a Bama fan, but live in Florida now !! Lol !!
ROLL TIDE 🐘🐘🏆
Abunch of Bama Videos !! ❤❤
Thanks brother 😊🍻
I was noticing that about 3/4ths of the video was SEC. Obviously the best conference.
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@@TravMaxAdventures I saw alot of tigers in the video ... just not that type!! Lol !! Love you Bro !!
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Leading with the top of the helmet (along with some other forms of contact) is considered targeting and carries a 15 yard penalty and ejection of the offending player.
And these players are wearing pads, and still get hurt sometimes!
I can’t imagine the damage if they weren’t wearing pads 😳
A sack is when the quarterback gets tackled behind the line of scrimage so the example at 6:37 is a sack
Yeah The last few years Leagues and organizations are cracking down on Helmet to helmet hits resulting in ejections from the game.. theyvcall it Targeting
9:44 Justin Fields missed one play with that rib injury. Came back and threw a deep touchdown after taking one play off. Spent the rest of the game wincing with every deep ball he threw, but still completed them and lead his team to a win.
Now that’s a man you can rely on, what a trooper!
The play you were talking about looked like a headbutt, that is illegal. Helmet-to-helmet contact is referred to as targeting and the player will be ejected for it
11:41. The 2 most successful college football programs in history. Alabama Crimson Tide vs Notre Dame Fighting Irish. However, Notre Dame's high academic standards have kept it from winning a championship since 1988.
That is not true, the talent on the team has kept them from winning. Notre Dame use to be the only school on TV, not anymore. Southern players stay down south to play. The old Academics excuse Notre Dame has been using forever. Players simply don't want to play in the cold. Notre Dame can't recruit the best players from any southern state
@@lilcourtny08 I'm a Bama fan, but I have to disagree.
You need to watch here comes the boom football version. You will be amazed even more.
I think that might have been the first video I made in this channel. Those hits were brutal!
Bro you should check out the a7fl. It's a small American football league but it's the biggest full contact no pads league for football. They're top 100 plays of the decade is nothing but hype
I’ll find a good vid of it to put on my list!
Both Rugby and Murica Football hit with differences. NFL and college they have more time to stay fresh between plays and I have seen NFL players using oxygen while the offence or defence is on the field. A NFL offence could have hundreds of plays planned. Thats why you hear the quarter back using code words, he may see a blitz coming and change the play seconds before the snap. Also a team may have 2 good running backs to switch if one is gassed, that goes for a lot of players. It is like gladiators paying chess.
Kabir! Check out Justin Flowe just coming out of high school, dude is a MONSTER already. I think you'll enjoy his hits.
I’ll put him on my list!
Kabir loves seeing Cats get obliterated. The football gods welcome you.
I cant resist the brutality 😂😈
A sack is when the qb us tacklers behind the line but doesn’t lose the ball
If you ever got any questions about college football or football in general just ask me dude I played football for four years and I've been a football fan for almost 40
You seem to imply that American football is rough despite the protective equipment. Who said it’s protective? Players who either tackle or block in the game are taught that the shoulder and arm pads and helmet are weaponry. There’s nothing like a nice hard shoulder pad into the unprotected ribs.
I wouldn’t want to be on the receiving end of that!
A sack and pick six...big time points in fantasy football!
Sack and forced fumble returned for a touchdown.
If it was a pick 6, there would be no sack because the qb would have (technically) gotten the pass off.
Go Dawgs! Great video. College football is way better than nfl imo. The tradition and the entertainment is next level.
Thanks bro :) I can’t wait to catch a game there!
Trivia: The team in blue in the last clip is the Florida Gators. Gatorade was invented by their staff in the 1960s for the players.
I watched one of your videos on entrances. You need to look into the hardest stadiums to play in. Lsu aka death valley. Especially when they sing neck. They had the entire superdome singing it. #sttdb 😅
Thanks for the suggestion bro, I’ll put it on my list!
@@kabirconsiders I will be looking for it.
Have you ever watched Gaelic Hurling? A sport that clearly had the rules written when the option was actual combat.
Never seen it, I'll put it on my list!
Kenny Bell against Wisconsin. Look that one up!
I’ll check it out!
If you like big hits I’d suggest watching nhl hits it’s not football but give it a shot 🤷♀️
Future Consideration . John Force's Garage ( Headquarters , Garage and prefab shop) and another John Force talks about his daughters from a young age till now. Both are not short 20 -30 minutes.
Thanks for the suggestions, I’ll put them on my list!
I don't think I've heard the term Business socks. But I like it.
Me neither 😂
Hang on to the Ball!
A sack is when someone is attempting to throw the ball and they’re tackled in the backfield before they throw it
Ohh I see, thanks for explaining this to me mate!
Lewis Cine with two on the list go Dawgs
Same rules . No head to head contact, no targeting ankles or knees
The hits still seem so brutal!
Yeah - a sack is when the quaterback gets tackled, while he has posession of the ball. Unless he get tackled in his own endzone - then it's a safety, & the other team scores 2 points.
leading with the head became a penalty in i think 2019, called Targeting now, automatic first down and ejection of the person who did it
Thank goodness, it’s so dangerous!
@@kabirconsiders The rule though is heavily exploited by teams and is a super controversial one. false targeting calls get called every single game. The rule the NCAA made is that whether or not it was intentional is Targeting, so teams are able to get star defensive players removed from the game by selling it well. you can see it in one of the clips with the guy Carter (Amari Carter, Miami Hurricanes vs. Louisville)
That what is called a strip sack fumble/INT return for a touchdown.
Well, at least there were some Buckeye plays on this one... 🥰
Yes a sack is when the quartback is tackled with the ball behind the line of scrimmage
Thanks for confirming this mate!
@@kabirconsiders no worries
Hey Kabir, what's up. You want to react to some brutal defense? Check out the Steel Curtain of the Pittsburgh Steelers from the 70's & 80's.
I’ll put it on my list!
You should check out Ruben Foster and Rey Malulua college hits straight nasty
I’ll check him out!
That Florida Georgia hit was one of the strongest I've seen on live TV. Maybe it was the shitty little TV we were using had poor sound and combined with the lack of crowd or something IDK. Sounded like a gunshot went off and everyone in the room was like DAAAAAAMN! Hahahah!
That noise would have made me jump too to be honest 😂
@@kabirconsiders Yes and when the tackler is just slumped on top of the receiver with no helmet it really adds to the brutality of it. It was wild to see.
I remember one time, maybe 30 years ago, when there was a Welsh rugby team visiting Kansas City. I was working in a bar, & it was way late at night, & the team stopped in, already pissed, & got even drunker, & decided to play a match. So, they went out into the street - very crowded, people & cars, & just started playing - oblivious to everyone & everything around 'em. I think the police finally had to pull 'em out of danger, as I recall. Anyway - yeah, I've always known how tough rugby players can be. And, I've watched the sport off & on for 40 years or so.
The crowd noise is recorded sound because the stadiums were empty! Take a guess why?! Covid-19 is a good guess..!!! 😩Things are getting back to normal and 2022 should be awesome for our football teams! GO BUCKEYES 🏈👍
I only saw one illegal play. The rest were fair play. Yes you can tackle a non ball carrier.
Sack is Qb tackled behind Line of scrimmage
Ohh I see
Helmet to helmet tackles are double the cringe factor! Seeing it is bad enough, but hearing it is worse!
I may have mentioned this before, yes the hits in rugby are bad but in football you need great throwing and catching skills far beyond what any rugby player can do.
Isn’t it only the QB who makes throws? On a rugby team every single player is required to have excellent ball handling skills
@@kabirconsiders Any legal ball carrier (backfield and ends) can throw it though it's rare and usually done as a trick play.
4:07 that is the legendary Lewis Cine from the University of Georgia Bulldogs. He’s more of a legend than when you made this video because…. Georgia won the college football national championship last week!! Go dawgs! Edit: he knocked himself out at 5:18 as well 🤣
FunFact: the fist clip includes my favorite college football team, the Florida Gators!! GO GATORS!!!!!🐊🐊🐊🐊# GATORNATION
I love the fact you called one of the guys being hit a, victim 😅. Never thought to use that term in football but I like it!
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I see, I would have assumed the voltage was the same everywhere
GOD BLESS
You seem like one of the nicest people. Roll Tide btw. Alabama is pretty amazing. Before anyone thinks anything, I'm not a fair weather fan. They've had some pretty rough seasons.
Thanks Elizabeth, that means a lot :)
And you can’t lead with the helmet while tackling aka targeting
Thank goodness, it’s so dangerous!
Hey kabir you could react to Christian wades journey to the nfl.
I’ll put it on my list!
My pick for dover today is kyle busch a 3 time winer at that track he will get 4 today
You might be right!
React to Washington and Boston ot playoff game from last night
More food reactions
Little league world series reaction
And today is the final day of the NBA regular season
I’ll put the suggestions on my list mate!
@@kabirconsiders LLWS greatest plays.
You can't do helmet to helmet legally anymore. You also can't grab a ball carrier by the back of his collar and pull him down backwards in any level of football. However if you grab him by the hair & pull him down backwards in the NFL that's legal. Not sure if you can do the same in the lower leagues. There have been recent rule changes in the last 10-20 years to make the game less violent than it was in the past. Some rules have been changed to protect the quarterback since he's the most important player on the team.
Glad to hear helmet to helmet is banned now, that’s like asking for a concussion!
@@kabirconsiders Yeah. The game was also reformed in the early 1900s as well to make it less dangerous. In 1903 25 players died, in 1905 18 more died.
The injury to President Theodore Roosevelt's son caused him to make the leaders of College Football change the rules to ban such plays as the flying wedge from scrimmage. Other rule changes were the addition of the forward pass, and increasing the distance required to gain in 3 downs from 5 yards to 10 yards. Wedge blocking on kickoffs remained legal until the early 2000s.
Interesting video on TR's life is "Theodore Roosevelt, manlier than you" here on TH-cam. The teddy bear is named after him because he refused to shoot a bear that had already been clubbed & tied to a tree as he saw this as unsportsmanlike.
1 -- Yes, that was a sack
2 -- Any time the Quarterback gets put in motion on those options plays... yeah, they are asking for him to get rocked.
Thanks for answering my question mate!
@@kabirconsiders - yessir!
No, in American football, the players can't hit each other wherever or whenever they want. There are strict rules, for safety, & those rules are updated most every season. So, a lot of the hits you may have seen in some of the videos in the past are now illegal.
You want to see hard hits look up and do one on the university of Oklahoma Brian bosworth A.K.A "THE BOZ"
Bro just wait to watch it this upcoming season with fans in the stands again. SO much better lol
Also yes it’s actually called a strip sack when that kind of sack happens
Looking forward to it!
You should live stream watching a football game
I wait want to but I’ve got to figure out the legal stuff, like would I be allowed to show the game or the audio?
If u think theses are nice hits look up clowney at South Carolina hit in the backfield it’s only one play but it’s worth it
I’ll try to don’t a compilation vid of them
Bro, please react to World According to Briggs' videos on Least Expensive Cities in the US and the States with The Highest Poverty.
I’ll put it on my list!
We also have college rugby that you should check out!
You should react to Zion Williamson high school basketball highlights (he’s in the nba now but it’s funny how much of a beast he was in high school) a video I recommend is titled “Zion Williamson went crazy the first time I recorded him in high school “
I’ll put him on my list!