Can you guys remember any other instances of a QB getting ejected? It is pretty uncommon, especially for targeting. Edit: Just uploaded part 3 th-cam.com/video/gEA_63_3-V4/w-d-xo.html
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the cheerleader and band one is because they were screaming “hut” and “go” confusing the snapper and the defense. it’s justified people just didn’t know why they were doing. same stuff happens at highschool games all the time.
I remember that Mizzou-Florida game vividly, although I did have to look up the specific offensive yardage total for Mizzou that night (119). Marcus Murphy had more yards just on returns.
I remember it to. Being a florida and seeing how close the game actually was and that we could`ve actually made a comeback at any point. Needless to say it was a mood ruiner lol
@@pschighlights I'm just happy to see one of these videos that doesn't include the Flea Kicker against Nebraska or the 5th down against Colorado. Both were serious gut punches for Mizzou.
One of my college's DIII homecoming games my team was down 7, but the opposition got a seeming pick-6 to seal the game as time expired. Only problem being, their whole team ran out onto the field to celebrate before the play was blown dead, leading to a too many men on the field penalty and another chance for my team that my team promptly took advantage of by scoring and capped it off by converting on the 2-point play to outright win the game. Those were some of the most dejected looking players I have ever seen...
Hmm it seems the players ran onto the field after the interception. In that case, shouldn't the penalty have been enforced at that point so the defense keeps the ball? Never heard of the ball being given back to the offense due to a foul after a turnover.
@@stefanjentoft8107 Oh not doubting the validity of your story if that's what it looks like, just pointing out that the ref might have screwed things up at the end there. Still dumb for the other team to run onto the field though. Wait until the play's over
@@sakura-kg4jm That's not the rule works, though. First, the defender is considered defenseless on the block. Second, QB attacked the D man by contacting his shoulder to the head/neck area. By rule, it's not a good block and targeting was the correct call.
It was targeting. It was a blind side block and contact was made to the head/neck area. It doesn’t matter if the contact was just a “glancing” blow. Anyone can download the NCAA rules book (any NCAA sport) for free! It basically decided into “two” sections. First section is the rules and the second section has examples of plays and what the ruling should be.
i don't watch much college football, so it's cool on a play like 14:15 where you recognize every name because they're all fairly notable NFL players now.
The first one is a really bad call. I don’t think there’s enough evidence to prove he was definitely leading with the crown of his helmet. At least have some kind of yellow card system for these situations where he gets ejected if he does it again
HE WAS HUGE IN COLLEGE! I know you lose muscle after you stop working out and as you age, but he legit looks 3 times bigger in college than his skinny, tiny self now.
6:06 just three confederate flags in the stands, no big deal. And I know it used to be part of their state flag but they are clearly not showing the state flag.
This is a real TH-cam video. A highlight reel with a thumbnail that actually puts the thumbnail in the video and doesn’t put it 32 out of 67 in line. I’m going to watch the whole video now. Thank you for putting it up front.
1:58 Interceptions in the end zone are relatively common, but they are almost always in the defense's end zone. Interceptions in the offense's end zone for an automatic defensive touchdown are very unusual!
14:30 is so indicative of Arkansas against Alabama the past 15 years. Oh, you finally got a fumble? Don't worry, they already picked it back up for a TD.
I'm glad they didn't have targeting rules back when I played. Any time I threw a pick the Doom music instantly started playing in my head and I turned into Steve Atwater. I needed retribution for exposing me like that.
@ 9:30 they show a Cincinnati Bearcats highlights, and I still find it weird that at only 2 years old my high school in Reeds Spring Missouri bought that field in 2016.
My little brother got a targeting call in high-school football. The other player also got a targeting call. They looked like 2 rams charging at each other. The streaming Ipad's speaker picked up on the crack their helmets made from the pressbox. They had offsetting targeting calls on each other.
@@YouOnlyIiveTwice Mascots being a dog, a dog the police typically have - yes, that's completely believable. Mascots don't have to make sense. Stanford's team name is "Cardinals", but they used to have a tree mascot. There's over 350 schools at division 1 alone - the number of school mascots is huge. And since division 1 schools having a game against division 2 schools is common, there's plenty of chances for a large number of those mascots to get on national TV too. I didn't say it was likely, I said it was possible. And it totally is.
11:52 can we give that ref some credit?? That’s some heads up play right there. It would be so easy to just go through the motions and catch that ball but he’s like “dafuq you doin??”
2:18 slowed it down to see if it was truly an interception or a forced fumble. To me it looks like QB's arm goes forward before the hit which makes it an interception. I acknowledge that the score result is the same, but it still makes a difference on the stat sheets (both sides)
I hate the targeting call. I feel like when it needs to be called, it’s not, and when it is called, the player is usually leading with their shoulder, but then it slips up to become helmet to helmet contact.
targeting isn't about the intent, and when you stop looking at it by what the defender intended vs what happened then a lot more of the calls make sense
The South Carolina/Clemson kickoff play is not a touchdown in the NFL, currently. If a runner "gives himself up" which is commonly done by kneeling or sliding, but also includes things like falling down and staying down, or tossing the ball to the official the play is simply over.
11:45 I was JUST thinking of this play and was gonna mention it if it wasn't in the video. Was in the student section for this game is it was super wild
2:40 is just bizarre all around. :45 seconds is a decent amount of time to try to advance the ball and score before the half. kind of surprising to see an offense line up to take a knee, esp considering they were only up by 11. if it was 35-0, maybe. defense should be skeptical as well. can't believe the entire defense bit on the fake and pursued when ONLY THREE OFFENSIVE PLAYERS went right.
As an Auburn fan, you can always count on the announcers to laugh at anything that hurts Auburn. In this case, a dog bite that could have been very serious.
Regarding the first video clip of the quarterback being called for targeting, somebody in charge should start looking into the background of the referees involved as it sure looks like somebody was trying to win some money on a Vegas or a bookie bet.
At 11:52, the official made no attempt to get out of the way of the ball. It actually looks as if he slapped the ball down. If he had gotten out of the way the ball may have bounced out of play and just a safety?
Can you guys remember any other instances of a QB getting ejected? It is pretty uncommon, especially for targeting.
Edit: Just uploaded part 3 th-cam.com/video/gEA_63_3-V4/w-d-xo.html
I know I never seen it happenen but a quarter back getting ejected 😶
There was that time the Eastern Michigan quarterback slapped a ref by accident in their bowl game, I believe in 2019.
@@nicholasd.5017 YEAH I REMEMBER THAT 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@nicholasd.5017 oh true can’t believe I forgot about that. I actually posted a highlight of that and he contacted me and asked me to take it down lol
It happened once in the NFL
That ending to the Old Diminion Western Kentucky game lol 😃
I thought old dominon was a trucking company not a school
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H A R P E R
7:22 when the refs are getting paid by the hour
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if they're "ejecting" players from a game, i think the players should be literally ejected out of the stadium...by catapult or equivalent.
Oh my
That's the best idea I've heard in a long time. Shot out of a cannon would work too.
Ticket revenue would "skyrocket."
And Tampa already has the cannon.
Except it's not actually called being ejected. It's called being disqualified.
Imagine scoring 12 points in 12 seconds by yourself lol
Jeremy Chinn can probably relate
Imagine being that blind you don’t see that player lurking around your target
the cheerleader and band one is because they were screaming “hut” and “go” confusing the snapper and the defense. it’s justified people just didn’t know why they were doing. same stuff happens at highschool games all the time.
Thanks for the info. I couldn't understand what the ref was saying.
Tks, man.
Slient count?
I remember that Mizzou-Florida game vividly, although I did have to look up the specific offensive yardage total for Mizzou that night (119). Marcus Murphy had more yards just on returns.
As a Florida State I really enjoyed that game. That has to be a record for the largest margin of victory while having under 120 yards of offense.
Do the TJ Moe TD vs SDS:)
@@pschighlights shouldn’t have added the fla diss. Not too rare to see fla lose to mizzou in weird fashion.
I remember it to. Being a florida and seeing how close the game actually was and that we could`ve actually made a comeback at any point. Needless to say it was a mood ruiner lol
@@pschighlights I'm just happy to see one of these videos that doesn't include the Flea Kicker against Nebraska or the 5th down against Colorado. Both were serious gut punches for Mizzou.
One of my college's DIII homecoming games my team was down 7, but the opposition got a seeming pick-6 to seal the game as time expired. Only problem being, their whole team ran out onto the field to celebrate before the play was blown dead, leading to a too many men on the field penalty and another chance for my team that my team promptly took advantage of by scoring and capped it off by converting on the 2-point play to outright win the game. Those were some of the most dejected looking players I have ever seen...
Hmm it seems the players ran onto the field after the interception. In that case, shouldn't the penalty have been enforced at that point so the defense keeps the ball? Never heard of the ball being given back to the offense due to a foul after a turnover.
@@ryansmith1044 I hear you, but it was nearly ten years ago so I don’t remember the details well enough to elucidate.
@@stefanjentoft8107 Oh not doubting the validity of your story if that's what it looks like, just pointing out that the ref might have screwed things up at the end there. Still dumb for the other team to run onto the field though. Wait until the play's over
What college is this? Because I remember hearing about a very similar thing happening at my college!
@@joshander10 Bethel University in St. Paul MN. They were playing Concordia Moorhead.
David Pollack didn't transition into the league well so a lot of people forgot, but at UGA he was phenomenal.
Did you forget he broke his neck?
That quarterback ejection is the dumbest thing ever 😂 I honestly felt bad for that dude
Feel bad for what? That wasn't just a block. He was being an idiot and trying to knock him out. Well deserved.
@@rizwanjaved1705 It was a great block. Lead with his shoulder and the crown of his helmet did not make contact.
@@sakura-kg4jm That's not the rule works, though. First, the defender is considered defenseless on the block. Second, QB attacked the D man by contacting his shoulder to the head/neck area. By rule, it's not a good block and targeting was the correct call.
You know damn well the qb would be celebrating if a defender got ejected for doing that to one of his receivers
It was targeting. It was a blind side block and contact was made to the head/neck area. It doesn’t matter if the contact was just a “glancing” blow. Anyone can download the NCAA rules book (any NCAA sport) for free! It basically decided into “two” sections. First section is the rules and the second section has examples of plays and what the ruling should be.
i don't watch much college football, so it's cool on a play like 14:15 where you recognize every name because they're all fairly notable NFL players now.
A great benefit to following some CFB teams is getting to see their stars continue to shine in the NFL.
One less lmao thanks to Henry
The first one is a really bad call. I don’t think there’s enough evidence to prove he was definitely leading with the crown of his helmet. At least have some kind of yellow card system for these situations where he gets ejected if he does it again
Compilation video posts clickbaity screen cap and then actually show the video first!?!? Well played. This deserves all the likes!
Videos like these _really_ showcase just how *awesome* this sport actually is!
So not only was that Clemson-Georgia Tech play a safety, but can we all take a moment to appreciate the rare 1st and 14?
False start on 1st down at your own 8 will get you that.
@@fredlougee2807 very uncommon for that to happen
I legit used to think that every drive started with 1st and 12 and every fresh first down was 1st and 12 that it got changed to 10 in the mid 2000’s 😂
Holding down field will cause this two. 10 yards from the spot of the foul
As a Nebraska fan, I used to call that punter Caleb Lightbourne *”Sir Shanks-a-lot”*
We had a string of punters like that at Washington in the Tyrone Willingham years.
lmao, love that the first clip is from a game that my favorite FCS team played. almost never see Montana in vids
That W Kentucky and Memphis play got me 🤣I was watching the qb the whole time
Well done. I’ve watched dozens of videos like this on various channels and I’ve still never seen about 80% of these plays before.
David Pollack’s play is one of the most athletic picks I have ever seen
HE WAS HUGE IN COLLEGE! I know you lose muscle after you stop working out and as you age, but he legit looks 3 times bigger in college than his skinny, tiny self now.
@@RevAlSharptonz a lot of that was just plain fat
@@gamecokben no it wasn't
6:06 You’d think the confederates won the civil war
I noticed that too wtf 😭😭
The stars and bars wasn't nearly as taboo as it is today. Hell, it was on the Mississippi flag up until last year
Yeah I noticed thst
Up until the late 90s the Confederate battle flag was the de facto symbol of Ole Miss football. Every game in Oxford was festooned with them.
@@bobsnow6242 I’m surprised they are called the rebels it’s embarrassing as fuck. I don’t know why any African American would want to play there
6:06 just three confederate flags in the stands, no big deal.
And I know it used to be part of their state flag but they are clearly not showing the state flag.
That quarterback block was the same exact hit Marvin Harrison took in the college football playoffs vs Georgia.
This is a real TH-cam video. A highlight reel with a thumbnail that actually puts the thumbnail in the video and doesn’t put it 32 out of 67 in line. I’m going to watch the whole video now. Thank you for putting it up front.
6:06 "no good"
as 2nd place flags fly in the background
lmaaaaaooooo
All of these moments from football games are so rare
That’s not the only time a dog has went after an Auburn player 😂
Yeah, but thus one's name wasn't Uga.
One minute Terry is a star WR for FSU, the next he's a serial killer.
War Eagle!
war damn eagle
7:36, this is the most ridiculous thing ever lol. What a way to turn the tables and lose a game
Thx for putting the first clip as the pic so i can watch and go to bed
I was at the griz game and that qb went ape shit after that call😂
2:53 Nice show of good sportsmanship by #13
1:58 Interceptions in the end zone are relatively common, but they are almost always in the defense's end zone. Interceptions in the offense's end zone for an automatic defensive touchdown are very unusual!
Wow so what a day, someone incredible stuff today.
That’s an honor to get a penalty as a band. It proves that what we do works!
Missouri nearly scoring for the cycle against Florida. That was the rarest clip in this video montage.
That dog was definitely murdered after that lol
14:30 is so indicative of Arkansas against Alabama the past 15 years. Oh, you finally got a fumble? Don't worry, they already picked it back up for a TD.
These are the most insane football plays I have ever seen! 😱😱😱
That Washington state RB td was amazing
them special teams still haunting Nebraska to this day...
I'm glad they didn't have targeting rules back when I played. Any time I threw a pick the Doom music instantly started playing in my head and I turned into Steve Atwater. I needed retribution for exposing me like that.
@ 9:30 they show a Cincinnati Bearcats highlights, and I still find it weird that at only 2 years old my high school in Reeds Spring Missouri bought that field in 2016.
11:49 dawg came to the game high af lmao
You have the best content bro ☝️🌟🔥 keep it up!
My little brother got a targeting call in high-school football. The other player also got a targeting call. They looked like 2 rams charging at each other. The streaming Ipad's speaker picked up on the crack their helmets made from the pressbox. They had offsetting targeting calls on each other.
Why the hell do you need attack dogs lining the endzone like the players are inmates? That kid that got bit got a perfect opportunity for a lawsuit.
Might be mascots.
@@bobdole4916 Mascots being armed police officers with German Shepherds? That's some hardcore university.
@@YouOnlyIiveTwice Mascots being a dog, a dog the police typically have - yes, that's completely believable.
Mascots don't have to make sense. Stanford's team name is "Cardinals", but they used to have a tree mascot.
There's over 350 schools at division 1 alone - the number of school mascots is huge.
And since division 1 schools having a game against division 2 schools is common, there's plenty of chances for a large number of those mascots to get on national TV too.
I didn't say it was likely, I said it was possible. And it totally is.
never lived in the South did you... it's part of police image for crowd control...
@@bobdole4916 well no they aren't mascots lol
11:52 can we give that ref some credit?? That’s some heads up play right there. It would be so easy to just go through the motions and catch that ball but he’s like “dafuq you doin??”
2:03 is every d lineman dream
This video did not disappoint
Watching Florida get owned never gets old 🤣
2:18 slowed it down to see if it was truly an interception or a forced fumble. To me it looks like QB's arm goes forward before the hit which makes it an interception. I acknowledge that the score result is the same, but it still makes a difference on the stat sheets (both sides)
Targeting calls piss me off so much, calls like that one on the qb shouldn't see him ejected for a full game
I would have never expected to see a qb lay someone out
Awesome compilation! Just subbed and looking forward to more ; )
I hate the targeting call. I feel like when it needs to be called, it’s not, and when it is called, the player is usually leading with their shoulder, but then it slips up to become helmet to helmet contact.
targeting isn't about the intent, and when you stop looking at it by what the defender intended vs what happened then a lot more of the calls make sense
@@launchbase4944 sure sounds like “targeting” would have a lot to do with intent.
The South Carolina/Clemson kickoff play is not a touchdown in the NFL, currently. If a runner "gives himself up" which is commonly done by kneeling or sliding, but also includes things like falling down and staying down, or tossing the ball to the official the play is simply over.
11:45 I was JUST thinking of this play and was gonna mention it if it wasn't in the video. Was in the student section for this game is it was super wild
Damn, that probably felt so good though!
2:40 is just bizarre all around. :45 seconds is a decent amount of time to try to advance the ball and score before the half. kind of surprising to see an offense line up to take a knee, esp considering they were only up by 11. if it was 35-0, maybe. defense should be skeptical as well. can't believe the entire defense bit on the fake and pursued when ONLY THREE OFFENSIVE PLAYERS went right.
3:35 of course if the Vandals make it into the video, its not gonna be good for us
One of the FEW videos where part 2 gets recommended to me first and part 1 (and 3!) are right there in the description TY!
11:53 in the words of Randy Moss, *"THAT'S A LIVE GRENADE!"*
I was at that NMSU game. Idaho gave up a 23 point lead in the second half. By the time that INT happened, I just wanted to go home.
As an Auburn fan, you can always count on the announcers to laugh at anything that hurts Auburn. In this case, a dog bite that could have been very serious.
11:50 When you don't want your scholarship anymore.
ODU vs WKU had three plays with zero time on the clock!
7:22 laughing my ass off at this sequence!
5:25 is the point of home field advantage
Lol that announcer with the "oh but he was leading with the shoulder" when there was litteral helmet to helmet contact.
@14:25 Ruggs scores - what a sad situation that he has gotten himself into Nov. 2021.
I never saw that Mizzou vs UF game. I will have to try and find that game and watch Mizzou dismantling the Gaytors.
Man, I love CFB
The Mizzou punt return had a blatant missed holding call
2:14 Shortest pick 6 in NCAA history.
Ruggs one hits different
Regarding the first video clip of the quarterback being called for targeting, somebody in charge should start looking into the background of the referees involved as it sure looks like somebody was trying to win some money on a Vegas or a bookie bet.
Marcus Murphy definitely didn’t see any holding on the touchdowns
1:15 Thats a targeting call as well!!
When the penalty hurts you more than the offender 1:00
Hahaha 😆 Cincinnati 95 yd interception return only to fumble it out of the end zone for a touchback! Wow 😳 that hurts!
I don’t miss the Jeff Driskel days at Florida.
That dog was a lil too used to his regular police work in Alabama
shoutout wku for somehow being in there three times
Go to 14:30 Henry Ruggs let’s goo
Wow 7:30 has to be the coolest one here
This is rare football moments period. Not just college
Only time you’ll see NAU football
6:44 straight up thought the announcer said the dude's name was College Schooler
This is football I hope they remember
Worked out for Old Dominion just like they drew it up
He knew what he was doin tryin to get a cheap shot
he wasn't intentionally targeting- pretty sure that inexperience his shoulder was leading but helmet made contact so...
The very first clip in Montana is my college team. The Montana Grizzlies
At 11:52, the official made no attempt to get out of the way of the ball. It actually looks as if he slapped the ball down. If he had gotten out of the way the ball may have bounced out of play and just a safety?
14:05 whatever happens in Buffalo stays in Buffalo 🤣
The Henry ruggs thing hasn’t aged well
imagine how nervous you have to be to walk out of the end zone and then change your mind and take a knee for a safety
It's crazy because that wasn't even targeting.
Thoughts and prayers if you had the WKU money line.