BRITISH GUY Reacts to "College football Hits - HERE COMES THE BOOM"...

[@AdamCouser]

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[@andresmaciel2760]

Can you react to insane nfl catches?

[@SBQDawn]

College Players Sustain Blows "Like A Car Crash" They concluded that players receive an average of 50 hits to the head, each with an average force of 40G (40 times the force of gravity). This is similar to the force generated by a boxer's gloved punch.

[@SBQDawn]

What is the average velocity of a thrown football? How fast do NFL quarterbacks throw the football? The average NFL QB has a release-point throwing velocity of about 50 mph that caps at about 60 mph for the players with the strongest arms.Feb 12, 2018

[@BlackSmokeDMax]

There was some sports science show about 20 years ago that determined some typical tackles are the same as a 35 MPH car crash.

[@demonicdrag4670]

I was just comming to comment this

[@McLeod2022]

its physics. in a straight on line two objects hitting each other at, say, 15 mph, equals a 30 mph collision if perfectly in line... when you get into angles the vectors add up differently... but thats the thing w boxing... many knockouts are not straight on punches, but they are hits that turn the head, screwing up the cochlear inner ear = off balance. wanna knock someone out? twist their body/head rapidly. ... either way, straight on or twisting... the brain is getting tossed about inside the skull... i hate the long term mental destruction but damnit... my Irish Serb hulking DNA loves a violent hit.

[@TheTexasCowboy56]

Hold up that was 20 year ago? God I'm old. Thanks for reminding me of that.

[@McLeod2022]

@@TheTexasCowboy56 same Brother. to quote Toby... I'm as good once as I ever was. at least with bloody knuckles. the rest... well Darwin sucks but i am in my family of men's Deadpool range. The women last forever. Immana be found in a pond.

[@123skatecrew]

@@McLeod2022no because they are both decelerating from 15-0 in the same amount of time/distance as running 15mph in a wall

[@heckrules1]

There is also a Boom version for the NFL.

[@KevinPerry-wi5dw]

He already did that

[@csw3287]

Reacted 4 Years ago

[@darrinlindsey]

Concussions are the most common injury from hits like that.

[@bull614]

Yep. As a former official, I had to take classes specifically on concussions before we were able to get our license. We had to renew each year as well, in case there was any new info or methods.

[@michaelsoper3610]

Actually, the most common injury from de-cleating hits (the most frequently seen here), is getting the wind knocked out of you. This is a short-term condition that will typically involve no more than a missed play or two. Concussions get a lot of attention because of potential long-term consequences, but occur much less frequently than the media would have you believe.

[@darrinlindsey]

@@michaelsoper3610 Getting the wind knocked out of them, is not an injury. It's simply a consequence of the game, that just requires them to sit out until they get all of the oxygen back in their lungs.

[@bruce-hq9ki]

@@darrinlindsey nothing like a temporarily paralyzed diaphragm

[@Nikotheos]

Oh ya, they hurt. I will always remember the “crack + oof” of delivering those sweet, sweet love taps! 😂❤

[@Ean9881]

2:08 neither player ever played football again. Penn State player had a level 3 concussion and the Michigan player broke his neck.

[@polarbear7976]

I’ll never forget watching that game and play still by far one of the hardest hits I’ve ever seen or been apart of.

[@polarbear7976]

@Adam Couser you need to research this exact play there’s a documentary on it.

[@Ean9881]

@@polarbear7976I clearly remember watching it happen live and thinking they might be dead. Hardest hit I’ve ever seen… Taylor came out of nowhere like a damn missile!

[@Ean9881]

@Adam Couser just look up Michigan Penn State The Hit

[@rhoetusochten4211]

Yeah, that one still is tough to watch. Amazing enough that, in a video like this, that one play stands out as one where people actually got injured.

[@philiptaunton6378]

1:22 this guy was my coworker’s nephew he said it was the most “fun” hit he’d ever taken.

[@pudgeboyardee32]

I've been in a 45mph collision and I played 4 years of football. Pretty similar experiences. Wreck felt like the aftermath of 1 or 2 post season games. It's the pads, they really work. They work better once you learn how to use them to their maximum effect. Learning how to fall in them and remembering the extra bounce might give you a chance to roll some of the energy from the tackle out, those sorts of things make a difference. Some of those guys are hurt, others knocked clean out, but the guy that spun flat landed on his tailbone pad, maybe a hip pad, and the composite back-plate of his shoulder pads before his helmet hit at a much reduced rate of speed. Just because it isn't metal doesn't mean it isn't armor. You should see the old knight tourney videos from pre-war Ukraine. Teams from over a dozen nations, including the US, fighting in full plate full contact combat. Modern football meets medieval arms and armor. Used to get pretty out of hand.

[@tjboylan20]

As someone who took multiple of those in my life, I can confirm they hurt, my first boom stick i took, I was knocked out, under concussion protocol bruised ribs and then 2 quarters later I went back into the game, and did the same to the dude who did it to me, we both played 60 minutes we were 8

[@dennisanderson7034]

It happens so fast that you don't feel the pain until a little bit later unless you actually broke something. You feel the hit, see stars, lose your breath, sometimes lose consciousness. Later that night is pretty painful and the next morning sucks!

[@steamro11r]

yea adrenaline is a hell of a drug

[@dennisanderson7034]

@@steamro11r like every drug. It wears off and it's never fun. 🤣

[@SaltwaterRedneck1]

This stuff is just another day in the south. We love this type stuff. Also you should check out this guy named Ray Lewis. He played in the pros and is one of, if not the hardest hitter of all time.

[@BuckyBarnesNC]

I graduated from Texas! Longhorns baby! Then the US Army. Let’s go!! Love your shit Adam! I’m the web editor for Reel Rejects and others on KZbin. You kill it brother! Cheers from across the pond in Atlanta, Georgia. 🍻

[@athenman124]

please tell me about the army im 17 and im thinking about enlisting when im 18 please tell me if its hard

[@jasonlamendola9744]

​@@athenman124 well it's not easy that's for sure. Basic training will definitely be a culture shock for you, especially since you're asking if it's going to be hard. You will be in the best shape of your life after basic training. Good luck to you. Go Army!

[@_Skarz_]

🤘

[@BuckyBarnesNC]

@@athenman124 It’s not that bad. It’s all mental, get through the training, and it’s a regular job. Of course you have to wake up early, workout, and then do your work/training for the day. Yes going to war is tough but in the end it can be good. I went to Airborne and Ranger school, again not easy. Yet nothing in life is. I’m retired at 39, I get $3000 a month on disability, free medical, and so many benefits. I was in Iraq and got hurt, that was tough. Yet if you join you may never go to war. I’ve been to 10 different countries, Japan, Ireland, Germany, Korea, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, UK, and a few others. The travel is so fun and you’ll never have better friends. Also when you get out you’ll see how wussy regular Americans are mentally lol. It’s not bad, it’s all mental. Remember they’re just yelling at you during training, they’re not hitting you. You can do it buddy! Yes I’ve been through hard times but I’d do it again. If you want more advice my instagram is the same as this buddy.

[@BuckyBarnesNC]

@@jasonlamendola9744 Were you in? And how long were you in? Just asking because you were giving him advice. And I hope people like you that give advice are actually people that served in the active military and did war time. Im retired at 39 and did 18 months in Iraq/got injured. I told that young man, well this is what I told him below. It’s not that bad. It’s all mental, get through the training, and it’s a regular job. Of course you have to wake up early, workout, and then do your work/training for the day. Yes going to war is tough but in the end it can be good. I went to Airborne and Ranger school, again not easy. Yet nothing in life is. I’m retired at 39, I get $3000 a month on disability, free medical, and so many benefits. I was in Iraq and got hurt, that was tough. Yet if you join you may never go to war. I’ve been to 10 different countries, Japan, Ireland, Germany, Korea, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, UK, and a few others. The travel is so fun and you’ll never have better friends. Also when you get out you’ll see how wussy regular Americans are mentally lol. It’s not bad, it’s all mental. Remember they’re just yelling at you during training, they’re not hitting you. You can do it buddy! Yes I’ve been through hard times but I’d do it again. If you want more advice my instagram is the same as this buddy. I was an Airborne Ranger and did most of my time at Ft. Bragg. What unit were you in? I was 82nd Airborne and 5thSF.

[@willcool713]

Jukes are always my favorite vids. Some of the inhuman jumps and catches are pretty cool, too. Seeing a 6 foot plus, 270 pound guy leap over another similar guy is always wild.

[@toky_doky4861]

FINALLY ADAM. WELCOME TO COLLEGE FOOTBALL BABY

[@Montuckz]

the hit on penn st on the sideline by Michigan was the nastiest i ever seen

[@jloo2135]

I’ve always wanted to see a video that contrasts the difference between hits in football and soccer. Where the soccer players lay there like little babies after getting touched and football players get up and act like men after being pounded full speed

[@DJYoungLlama]

Clowney’s hit is the most beautiful thing I’ve ever seen in my life

[@WillFlyTheLightingGuy]

Ironically, even though football players have the most protective gear of basically any sport, they also have the most injuries. Psychologists say it’s due to a false sense of security the players feel when they suit up. They get the idea that they are far more protected than they really are…so they hit each other as hard as they can. That’s why, although they have almost no protective gear, rugby players have far fewer injuries. I shared this bit of trivia because it’s fascinating that they implemented all that gear to protect from injury, but the result was far more injuries.

[@mariejustme]

Wow, Adam! I hadn’t even noticed you are almost to 350,000 subscribers! That’s no small feat. Love your channel, so keep up the great work. You’re almost there. Keep doing those college football vids and you’ll get there fast. It’s the off-season and we CFB addicts are having serious withdrawals. Keep ‘em coming. Go Dawgs!

[@tankeater]

GOLDBERG played in College and the NFL before wrestling... LMFFFAAAOOO 🤘

[@19secondstobirmingham38]

Will rogers the one that flew in the air literally hops up at 20seconds and continues the game😂😂😂

[@mommawolf6932]

They are also just as proud of the hits they take as they are of the hits they give. 😂

[@jishani1]

"What sort of injury did this fella get?" A concussion, almost certainly. 🤣

[@BigS24575]

Trust and believe after getting hit like that you remember it forever...i know from experience lol

[@MrGatorsfan2010]

Facts, theres 2 hits you always remember, when you get smacked an when you smack someone else an survive

[@adamcronin8846]

This is like watching art to me. It's beautiful

[@stischer47]

Interesting how many of them involve Oklahoma (OU), Tulsa, and Michigan.

[@loonatykofficial]

1:20 that's my dudes at Kansas State that laid that hit and made the QB helicopter and stopped him short of the 1st down and won us the game. Their defense is pretty solid and is kinda reminiscent of the defense they had in the 90s and maybe you should check out some of their videos, love your reaction to it tho, that was my reaction too.

[@RedChairez]

1:40 He got First Down... like a soldier

[@stephenhale1514]

I can't help but feel called out

[@HudsonBak-fs6kt]

Look Up trouble with the snap 2015 MSU vs. U of M. One of the craziest endings to a game ever!

[@nathanbennett5240]

Absolutely love your reaction vids

[@pointman3672]

2:14 when you see your first dead body 😂

[@DJ_Cub]

Been watching you since your first reaction to an American rodeo years ago and I’ll never forget your confusion! Lol great to see the recent growth

[@wisemanotis]

We used to watch these before games to get hype. Big Hits send a message to the other team and gets your team hype af.

[@jeremysmithers6119]

I’ve been hit like this just playing high school football. You have to be a differently built monster to take hits like that in college football and especially once you get to the pros. How some of these guys get up like it’s nothing will always leave me puzzled.

[@mycroft16]

Most of the time, the phrase "walk itboff" applies. You'll see them get up, take a few circles and catch their breath, and get right back to it. Now, if they stay down and any of the other players are showing concern or the guy is writhing and holding a limb... youll see the team medical staff head out on the field with their bags and assess. Sometimes theyll help them stand and hobble off the field. Sometimes for a stretcher and carry them off. And sometimes they bring the ambulance that is always present off the field on with the EMTs and transport them to the hospital. Crowd and other players are almost always really respectful regardless of which team player is injured. If they stand and walk offx applause. Silence if they are taken off.

[@ImBrayK]

As a former football player of 2 years most common injuries are bruises, cuts, and sometimes from hits like those bruised bones. And yes Adam it hurts not as bad as h think tho anything from the tits up will keep u down for a good 2 minutes.

[@ljwood9519]

We don't fuck around over here bruh, that Major Wright hit gets me pumped everyone I see it. Love the videos just found them.

[@MrWilliPadPro]

Hey Adam, Will from Detroit, Michigan, USA… I love your song that you sang…Na…Na…NahNah!!! One of my friends that I played football with in high school went on to play for Washington University, and then made it into the NFL football for the Oakland Raiders. He was 6 foot 9 inches and 390 pounds… those hits totally hurt but damn do they feel good when you can deliver it to someone else 😈

[@kevinhegwood615]

I was told by my freshman year football coach " football isn't a contact sport, it's a collision sport "

[@markdanz7039]

I think a couple of those guys left their heads on the field 😂

[@iSkulk]

Yeah... They fkn hurt. I played in highschool as a linemen, usually Center, and as a huge kid with a great deal of momentum, slamming into other huge kids with my head took a toll without a doubt. By the end of many games I was in such a fog that I would get irritable about winning- it was such a strange and confusing feeling. On top of that, my forearms were constantly cut up and covered in bruises, my fingernail got ripped off a couple times (the 2nd time inside my glove that I got to keep it from happening), my knees and ankles were constantly sore enough to impact my normal life, and rolling around in fresh cut grass with dirty little kids gave me all kinds of weird allergic reactions. I say all that, only to point out that every person in this video is dealing with all this and worse just from normal games and daily practice- so you can imagine what contact physical enough to make it into a montage might entail. Many of these men will never recover, with several instances being some of the most horrific circumstances imaginable. It sure is fun as hell though, and I learned so much from it, so I don't want to seem overly negative. They sacrifice a great deal!

[@thekingcobra63]

Being a guy who ran a lot of special teams in college, it is literally kill or be killed and I still feel some of my injuries now 30 years later.

[@isaiahshinhchs24]

I play football. When people talk about things like this and ask why tf I play football… I say that’s exactly why

[@zachebert6971]

Watch “the most electric moment in college.” 2019 Michigan Vs. Penn State and Michigan couldn’t even get the first play of the game off it was so loud.

[@thereallyst]

YES, it hurts!! But, it also keeps my Sports Massage business in BUSINESS!!! 🤣🤣🤣 A mans game...

[@fitzgeraldlansanah5306]

Can't wait for college football 25 and college football season to start Adam next you should do amazing plays or touchdowns

[@jaesofr]

I love that us Americans get to share such a big part of our culture with you . I’m glad you enjoy americas sport ! BOOMER SOONER

[@melrest3453]

They say it’s like getting in a car wreck all game lol

[@LandSharkEatsU]

Playing running back in American football is like being in 25-30 car crashes in 4 hours.

[@PredxMarvel]

The hit at 2:10 ended both players careers. Both ended up with a some combination of a broken back or broken neck. It's why hits leading with your helmet are illegal.

[@historianswag8517]

I played high school and small college football and yes I can assure you that these hits suuuuuuck. But giving one is oh so sweet so just makes sure you give out more punishment than you give.

[@dylancarter526]

3:01 oh trust me these hits definitely hurt sometimes it hurts both the player being hit and the player getting hit.

[@Lertgotyoi]

So hard hits usually just give you a head ache unless you get knocked out

[@papermushrooms.]

2:10 watched it 6 times and I still think that guy teleported or used time dilation like he's Hit from DBS.

[@Crodd.]

Getting hit like that hurts but you just have to get up and play to use every opportunity to get better

[@peteywheatstraw7670]

Hit, Stick, Bust!!!

[@BCrahan1216]

Oh how I missed a good old days of football

[@daltonxervin]

2:10 both guys broke their backs

[@misscutiegirl19285]

Hes gotta watch hockey hits cause some of those are BRUTAL

[@jaws1628]

2:40 I remember watching Kenny Bell level that guy on live tv. One of the most underhanded calls made by the refs on this one. It was a clean block and yet it got flagged…

[@Cookie-K]

I cant wait for the college football season to start back up again......its the best time of the year 😉

[@Bigdaddyweese]

This is why most football players careers are an average of only 3.5 years when they make it to the pros. It is a violent sport not for the weak at heart

[@LAM-p6g]

Yep! My nephew plays college ball for University of Texas San Antonio( Go! Roadrunners!2022 Champs!) He's been playing since he was 7 or 8. He's had ongoing knee problems. He's broken and had to have surgery on it 4 times. They don't play around. He's 300+ pounds.6ft 5in. Some are even bigger than he is. Just imagine that coming at you full force.

[@ImDicey]

yeah they do hurt when i was in middle/high school i was a a defensive linemen and i got hit so hard in the stomach the next day i had a perfected bruise of the face mask of the helmet when i got to school i showed everyone

[@Stephen-nd1sx]

During the game adrenaline keeps the pain down. I was always at my worst a few hours later after the game.

[@jasonmcelrath4321]

The adrenaline is so high, you just role with it

[@b.rocket]

Jadeveon Clowney absolutely wrecked that Michigan RB. Damn!

[@MetallicAAlabamA]

These hits are one of the many reasons football has had concussion issues. But when the adrenaline is flowing, it doesn't matter in the moment lol. It's a serious issue, but gyotdang I love football.

[@nickkalsi1276]

These hits are awesome!!!

[@MariJeanMelissa]

You've come a ways from four years ago when you did the NFL version of Here Comes Thee Boom and might at that time still be under the illusion that soccer or rugby is tougher hits than American football. The difference between contact and collision. But now that you've finally worked your way to college football, you're down the rabbit hole. Enjoy. And remember FSU opens in Ireland this year. That will make a great video.

[@elijahfoster2]

Have you reacted to the Rules of American Football yet (Ninh Explains)?

[@alaina5958]

I really like Clueless European guide to American football better. It's funny.

[@edithroberts8959]

This is a true man's sport

[@xeverogaming]

Adrenaline is a crazy thing. Yes, these hits hurt, tomorrow you really feel them.

[@steveblythe3544]

Any ilb out there knows when you hear the wind go out of your target no matter if you're dingin you get up and act like stay down i got you all night.. man i miss football!

[@Mavyn316]

There's 2 hits you absolutely missed out on: Reggie Ragland hitting Leonard Fournette, and my personal favorite, John Meitchie hitting a florida defender forcing a fumble

[@mitchellbatchelor1594]

Concussions are a real issue in football. Most extended or career ending injuries are related to the knee. ACL injuries are common.

[@jasonrhyner2185]

I can almost guarantee a lot of those Guys got up. The developments in the pads these Guys wear is unreal. To the point you barely actually feel hits like that. It's more of the forceful stop and concussions. Or as it was mentioned with Penn State/Michigan Sideline Hit.

[@tstumpf75]

2:08 that hit ended up both players careers.. they never played again

[@jordansnipe4718]

You definitely need to watch NFL Hospital passes simply because it will show you the importance of reading the field correctly and keeping your receivers safe and not let them get blown up

[@JKM395]

Yes, my friend. Those hits hurt. They're tough, but they're still human.

[@markdanz7039]

Lmao it hurts me just watching it 😂

[@liamengram6326]

I have been hit really hard and have hit really hard. I was a FS and the QB1 for my high school team. I can tell you 100% that when you hit someone hard you don't feel it. When you get hit standing in the pocket with your feet planted it can hurt, and usually does.

[@DariusHilarious]

Don’t worry, I was at the Kansas St vs Mississippi St and he was completely alright. Still a student there! 😂

[@UncleD153]

A couple broken bones here and there, but as far as the hits go, you feel the next day

[@kylekapinski2164]

we grew up doing this shit to each other. i wrestled in college this I s high-school for me and i have y broken 4 ribs from football and 9 overall

[@briandelaroy1670]

Yes players in both collage and Pro level American football have been knocked unconscious, had concussions, broken bones! But this is why when europeans ask about American football i always tell them the sport is equivalent to violent car crashes.

[@druski8999]

3:15 most of the time you make a big hit or get hit hard you don’t really feel it because your adrenaline is pumping

[@reschke5]

Having been hit and hit like that before in a college game/practice, it really doesn't hurt.... its the small numerous hits that hurt the most tbh especially as a TE

[@chandlerking2260]

Your body feels like you were in 10 car accidents after some games

[@alwaysup411]

There is a term for when these guys are catching a pass only to turn up-field and get absolutely flattened. It is called a “hospital pass” for obvious reasons and is almost always on the quarterback for not reading the defense properly.

[@CckRchRsh]

As an American, everything is better when said through an across the pond accent.

[@neilm896]

Keep in mind, they’re hanging onto the ball. They’re getting drilled like that and not dropping the ball.

[@ButNustin]

The European mind simply cannot comprehend this

[@JjScholze-d1k]

It don’t hurt during the game but after it’s sore

[@taccovert4]

And this same mindset is why the Football and Rugby part of the world has a winning record against the Futbol part of the world.......as a Marine we would play full contact football, no pads or helmets, for PT on Fridays.

[@darrenduhe3090]

At some point in every American boy whose suited up they’ve been hit like this. Part of the game. Thankfully the equipment has gotten so much better

[@johanna0131]

I’ve said this before, but despite the hard hits, football is a very complex game with a lot of strategy put into every play. I hope you’ll watch some videos that highlight the talent and intelligence that goes into winning a football game.

[@JoeyVatavuk]

honestly unless you’re insanely gifted idk why you’d put yourself through this. i only played to 4th-7th grade and i got so hurt so many times

[@shamiiss1058]

Need to watch Tavon Austin highlights.