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[@garyevans3421]

In college football, when the guy with the football in his hand puts his knee on the ground, the play is over. In the pros, a player has to be touched to be down.

[@thatreddude7700]

Unless he voluntarily gives himself up.

[@photofiki]

@18:00 The player that excessively celebrated was on the loosing team. They scored a touchdown and had a chance to tie the game by getting the extra point (which kickers make 90+% of the time because they are so close) but because he got the penalty it moved the kick back 15 yards, making it a much harder kick to make. The kicker missed and they lost by a point.

[@psychoticcherry6038]

The Piss and The Miss.

[@DoggieFosters]

The "expert" on American football of the three guys doesn't seem to know about extra point tries after a TD. 😂

[@erickyoung8331]

@@DoggieFosters C'mon, he says every video that he doesn't know much at all, just a lot more than the other guys. He never claims to be an expert.

[@RacerX-bv9io]

Right. It actually cost his team the game or at least the chance to win.

[@evelynwashere13]

@@DoggieFosters I think he misunderstood which team was which. It seems like he thought the celebrators still won

[@dirtyboy2811]

I never realized until watching this video how hilarious the phrase “muffing the punt” is lol. All it means is that the punt returner fumbles the ball when he tries to catch the punt.

[@mooseot]

Well now I have to explain to everyone I know why I get the giggles every time there is a special teams miscue.

[@marvinlawrence]

“Fumble” implies possession......it’s a muff because you never gained possession. If the returner catches it and then drops it , then it’s a fumble.

[@Zenon0K]

Muffing something just means to screw up it. Similar to “ballsing” something up on or “bollocking” something. You guys went to the dudes, we went for the women ;p

[@ahoyforsenchou7288]

I prefer punting the muff.

[@elizabethseals2001]

The ref is part of the playing field. They don't get in trouble if they run into them.

[@golden7488]

Unless they uh.. hit him after he calls an unsportsmanlike conduct penalty on you..

[@vorsutus753]

If you touch the ref after a play intentionally after a play you can be ejected but running into a ref during a play unless it is obvious you ment to is fine.

[@jeremylevitt5957]

The ref should have moved

[@golden7488]

@@jeremylevitt5957 moved off the field? If that was the case, it would be even harder for Refs to get Penalties right. Also, running into refs isnt very common

[@jeremylevitt5957]

@@golden7488 out of the way of the player, not off the field. They're on the field for a reason, but they can move out of the way and should

[@awsomehog1]

You got that last clip backwards. The piss mine lost the game by backing up what should’ve been an easy extra point. That last one is extra fun because Ole Miss and Miss State are HUGE rivals. Absolutely hate each other so that’s always a passionate game, high tension. So for it to end on a goofy penalty and a missed XP is one of those legendary rivalry stories that’ll be told for a long time. As an added bonus, both coaches were fired after that game. At least one of them was probably getting sacked anyway, but one could argue the piss’n’miss lead to both of them getting fired

[@1337slic3]

I know this comment is 2 years old but I'd like to say that in Oxford, this is still referred to as "the piss that saved Ole Miss" as it resulted in the firing of Matt Luke and subsequently the hiring of Lane Kiffin

[@brookethomas1572]

For the Kansas game, that bell is actually from the Campanile Bell Tower which overlooks the stadium. It rings every time KU scores.

[@krcjayhawks]

Freshman year my buddy strolled right through it without any idea what that meant 😅. He made it to graduation though lol.

[@mpw301]

@@krcjayhawks I made the same mistake and it took me a few years longer. I think it had more to with The Hawk than anything, though lol

[@krcjayhawks]

@@mpw301 lol I made the great/terrible decision to live on Kentucky St for a few years. One doesn't just walk by The Wheel on the way home from class and not go in!

[@Bikebrh]

Kansas class of 1990, can confirm. You also walk through the Campanile during graduation.

[@GVoodoo]

I would have thought of the other song played often with the bell lol... thunderstruck? I don't remember.

[@jamesoconnor162]

Love the content 2:05 A Buckeye is a kind of nut that comes from the Buckeye tree, the official state tree of Ohio 6:15 In college, a player is down whenever a part of their body other than the foot or hand touches the ground. In the NFL, the player needs to be 'down by contact', meaning a player on the other team needs to force them down or touch them while a body part other than foot or hand is touching the ground 7:20 Intentionally taking off the shoe, helmet, etc. of an opposing player is against the rules and Michigan received a 15-yard unsportsmanlike conduct penalty on that play. 12:14 A "muffed punt" is when the punt returner drops the ball when receiving it. That makes it a 'live ball', and whichever team picks it up gets possession. 18:13 Ole Miss (the white team) was down 7 and scored a TD to be DOWN only 1 with the extra point still to be kicked. The excessive celebration made their extra point (normally a 19-yard attempt) 15 yards longer, and he missed the kick which would have tied the game.

[@BasedBurrr]

Love the growth of this channel

[@carterloop5727]

At 6:25 that’s how many yards each team has not the score

[@chad6849]

Hahaha. Hog fan from Arkansas loves watching these blokes learn Merican sports.

[@zerodawn09]

on the last one the guy who did the dog piss was on the losing side. you had it wrong.

[@paladin313]

@16:40: I love finding and watching nostalgic sports games. I remember finding a Rugby League Challenge Cup final from the late '60s. It was pouring rain and one team scored a try under the sticks with no time left putting them just one point back. The conversion wins it for them. He was about 12 yards back, lined up with one of the posts, and completely hacked it wide! My heart fell into my shorts for that guy.

[@robertmolnar720]

The Ole Miss Miss ST game is referred to as the “Piss and Miss” game

[@copocopocopocopo]

Ole Piss, as it's been known.

[@justinking3127]

I was right behind the goal post that game. Most electric ending I’ve ever seen

[@areguapiri]

A "muff" refers to a player dropping a punt while never having complete possession of the ball. A "fumble" refers to dropping a ball after having complete possession of the ball.

[@chrisandras44]

Referring to the excessive celebration, you can't do anything vulgar(like mimicking a dog peeing) or anything violent(like mimicking shooting a gun or something)

[@409edits]

And you can't do anything to taunt the opponents or the fans. (For them), the rules are also a lot less restrictive in the NFL, but the general rules you mentioned still usually apply

[@tomwolfe6063]

Yeah, this rule was implemented because a few teams ( Miami and Florida State, I’m looking at you) let the taunting get so out of hand that it was was starting bench clearing brawls and fights in the stands.

[@stonecoldku4161]

The bell at the end of the Kansas vs. Texas Tech game wasn't going into a Metalica song (although it does sound like it). Right near the stadium is a hill and at the top of the hill is a bell tower, which you can see from inside the stadium. The bell is sounded in celebration and so that is what you heard. Also a fun fact the Kansas mascot is a Jayhawk and so the students are known as Jayhawks. There is a rule among the students that in order to really "officially" be known as a Jayhawk, you have to make out with a willing partner under the bell tower. Or that is something that my Dad and friends made up in order to get coeds to kiss them. Apparently it worked, often.

[@krcjayhawks]

Lmao made up or not it's history now. That sound brought me right back there. Most unexpected run ever when they went to the OB

[@stonecoldku4161]

@@krcjayhawks Yeah what a freaking great year. The football team ends the season with the best record in college football going 12-1 with an OB victory and the basketball team ends it's season with the most wins in school history 37-3 and a National Championship.

[@krcjayhawks]

@@stonecoldku4161 2 bowl wins, 1 BCS and ncaa tourney champs in one year. Since the Insight Bowl was a New Year's Eve bowl, we technically won 2 in 2008 lol

[@davidpoole3945]

In the Mississippi vs. Mississippi State with the "excessive celebration" penalty, the significance is that the name of Miss. State's team is the Bulldogs......so he was expressing "piss on the Bulldogs"

[@biscuits1943]

Roll tide still enjoying everything guys keep up the great content

[@tigerstalons5118]

WDE!!! I hope you win out until the IB!!!

[@viacrucis2509]

“ weren’t you watching” lmao British brothers! Yeah, the celebrating guy was on the losing side.

[@nicholasd.5017]

Just wanted to say that this is a superb choice of topic! Keep up college football please!

[@shanehebert396]

Or possibly "Hell's Bells" by AC/DC, that's another popular song played at games. Also, the Ole Miss vs. Mississippi State game where the guy acted like he was peeing like a dog and got penalized... Mississippi State's mascot is the Bulldog so he was taunting the crowd and opposing team by "peeing" on their goal/name painted on the pitch. Those two teams are a big rivalry and play the "Egg Bowl" (the trophy looks like a big golden egg) every year, which is the game being played there. In the last seconds, Ole Miss was able to score to get 20 points to MSU's 21 and the extra point kick would have tied it right at the game end, putting the game into overtime. But the penalty pushed the kick back 15 yards more and the kicker missed it, resulting in MSU winning the game. So basically, that guy doing that cost them the game (and the rivalry bragging rights for the year).

[@dougbowers1256]

There is a carillon (bell tower) on a hill above the south end zone at the Kansas stadium which was the source of the sound. Kansas has been pretty horrible in football for quite awhile so that win was a very big deal for them.

[@StackRunItUp]

Loving the videos

[@b7grams]

Muffing a punt is when a punt returner tries to catch a punt but drops it, making it a live ball that can be recovered by the kicking team. It can be a huge momentum shift if a team has to punt it from say their own 30 but get the ball back on their opponent's 30 due to one mistake by the return team. Also to note: if no one on the punt return team touches the ball, it's marked down at either A) where the ball comes to a complete stop, B) where a player of the punting team grabs it (usually to prevent the ball from bouncing in a way that helps their opponent), C) where the ball goes out of bounds, either on the ground or in the air (the estimated spot where the ball crossed the out-of-bounds line rather than where it hits out-of-bounds), or D) when it touches in the end zone or goes out of bounds anywhere beyond the goal line making a touchback, giving the team coming out on offense the ball at the 20. That's different than kickoffs where the ball is live after it has gone ten yards, hence the reason teams try an onside kick when they are losing a close game late or sometimes to cheekily surprise their opponent in an attempt to effectively keep possession of the ball and have another drive on offense without having to stop their opponent's offense.

[@dayra6425]

A lot of these you’d have to know football really good to get whats going on

[@TheStapleGunKid]

"Muffing the punt" means the punt returning drops or fumbles a punt while attempting to catch it.

[@Claysnotreal]

I love you guys reacting to college sports

[@P.G.G.]

I've been watching some of y'alls older videos & enjoying them. Dave, did you ever Google- muffing the punt? Keep up the great work, guys. Thanks! 🙂

[@jartstopsign]

Loved that mafia line lol If you ever want to see your kids again you'll drop the ball short of the endzone

[@paladin313]

@8:24 That was one of those 100-yard punts--50 yards up and 50 yards down!

[@willrobinson4976]

Some states have big state supported universities with both bearing the states name. You have Michigan and Michigan State, Oregon and Oregon State, Florida and Florida State, Oklahoma and Oklahoma State and others. So in a game, you have the University of Florida vs Florida State University, but we only say Florida vs Florida State. This is not in every state, and we call these intrastate rivalry or a cross state rival, and some are regional rivals like a neighboring state rival. You can also have the University of Central Florida, and the University of South Florida, but we would only say Central Florida vs South Florida. Different schools within a state can all share the states name.

[@trevordrake]

Ah, yes. The piss and miss lol. I laughed so hard watching that live

[@lngsrp4612]

Also known as the Piss, Miss, and Dismiss. Both coaches were fired after that game.

[@RapidsLurker15]

Even better: someone submitted a picture of the dog pissing as a suggestion for the new Mississippi state flag.

[@sully_99]

How does the LA Tech 3rd & 97 not make this video! The fumble for an 83 yard loss is iconic!

[@Stubby1085]

One of the biggest difference between college football and nfl football is that in college players can be down without being touched. If a player were running and trips and falls that’s considered “self tacklization.” In the nfl unless someone touches you, if the ball carrier falls they can get back up and keep going.

[@porkfrog2785]

when they say 'the pitch' it makes me happy

[@sherryarflin726]

No one likes Bama unless you live there......LOL! You guys are great!

[@lazyidiotofthemonth]

muffed punt is when the receiver of the punt fails to catch it and touches it which makes it live for the defense, who recovers it in most cases the muffed punt is referenced.

[@casualgamefreak]

A few liveblog-like thoughts (other comments have probably mentioned most/all of these already lol): --Indeed, accidental contact with an official during a play is not penalized. If the contact is clearly intentional or is made between plays, the result is almost always an ejection and a 15 yard penalty. --The one with the punter's knee being down is a rule that exists in the college game but not in the NFL. In college, if the ball carrier touches the ground with anything other than their feet or hands, the play is dead, even if nobody else touched them. In the NFL, the ball carrier must specifically be "down by contact", that is, they must be down as a result of contact with another player or touched by another player while down. A few rookies in the NFL have forgotten this difference and many laughs have been had at those guys' expense. --There is indeed a play clock. If Dobbins were to try to run the next play without his shoe, he'd be called for an equipment violation and his team would be charged a timeout. --A "muffed punt" is much less risque than it sounds, lol. It merely refers to the punt returner dropping the ball (or, more humorously, having the ball bounce off them) when trying to catch it. ---As for the Metallica mention: the song is almost certainly AC/DC's "Hell's Bells". Very popular out here (probably thanks to Trevor Hoffman, a famous baseball relief pitcher, who would have it play whenever he entered the game).- *EDIT:* Another comment has informed me that the bell is actually just a bell -- from a bell tower on campus. --As others have said, in the last clip, the celebration in question was seemingly meant to taunt the Mississippi State team (whose mascot is the bulldog, and the two schools have a longstanding and intense rivalry). Moore's score pulled his team within one, but his taunt pushed the extra point back, and the extra distance contributed to the miss, so yes, he was on the losing side.

[@TheBurninator50]

Love the football vids.

[@sherryarflin726]

OMG I’ve never seen this. It was great. Oh and yes they have a time clock...😂😂😂

[@josephsoto9933]

The GREATEST funny college play was at the end the 1982 CAL vs STANFORD game ...it is so classic that us is called "THE PLAY"

[@NamesRissa]

Bruhhh the kicker😂😂😂 Rookie move lol

[@kevinb314]

Y’all should check out worst weather games. Football in rain and snow is pure gold.

[@podunk87]

Alabama Slammer... nice.) Nice "shout-out".)))

[@catvideosftw5650]

The bell at 15:15 is from Hells Bells by ACDC, not FWTBT. The one in FWTBT is much higher pitched

[@CharlieRogers50]

Ok I used to watch the Fail Compilations on here, however I've discovered some videos called What I found on Reddit. Highly recommend you react to them. I literally laugh out loud through the whole thing.

[@BH-2023]

For reference, muffing the punt is a legit term, referring to touching the ball before being in possession of it

[@jamesbelshan8839]

The problem with the "half-ass" punt wasn't that it was a soft kick, it was his aim. A pooch kick is done when the team is a little too far out to try for a field goal or just go for it (because it'll leave the other team with too good of field position), but they're too close to kick a normal punt. So he's trying to just place his kick close to the end zone (usually a corner to pin the runner in), because if he kicks it into the end zone, it's gonna come back to the 25 (or 20 if it's old game footage). I hope you all can go to a live game when they start having spectators again.

[@crpb5293]

Could've been Hells Bells by ACDC. Has a very similar tolling bell in the beginning.

[@willyp1894]

You guys should react to NFL trick plays

[@mikefleischauer498]

In the NFL someone has to touch you while you are down for it to be a tackle. In college, you are down when your knee hits the ground ... even if no defender is near you!

[@bigbake132]

Ah the Ole "piss and miss" hahaha

[@snarky_user]

Wait, Mississippi versus Mississippi State, and the Office Bloke says "some crackers in there." Hilarious.

[@chasejackson7248]

Cracker means someone who brags it is a British term.

[@jddrew1000]

Please react to Funniest Game Show Fails. I think y'all would enjoy that!

[@mikek8729]

One-chip-ginger-fire!! Can't wait👍

[@hasheeshiann]

Since you mentioned the MOB. You should react to a video on the The Five Families of New York

[@stoneblood9864]

That throw by the razorbacks physically hurt me as a razorback fan

[@thelovemachine09]

War Eagle ;)

[@tackle47]

Morris era, what an ass clown and I am a Mizzou fan.

[@americansmark]

Awesome to see not one but two Ohio Bobcats clips in here. While not good for a reaction, you guys would enjoy some MACtion. Teams like OHIO, Akron, and Northern Illinois play a more option-orientated game with lots of pitches, laterals, and fakes. It is like watching the Army/Navy game all the time.

[@TJ-ov7xu]

Should check out best football catches! Will be blown away by some of the catches you see.

[@judebug329]

I thought this was going to be about the National Championship game just played between Bama and the Buckeyes. 😂😂😂

[@seanriddle4004]

in the clip with the missed kick after the 12 men on the field penalty, all 12 people were lined up for the play.

[@faiththomas1749]

The last one u played is a in state rivalry game called the Egg bowl between the university of Mississippi and Mississippi state

[@williamjordan5554]

The LSU vs Florida game this year ended similarly to the last game but even more exciting. The Ole Miss player was penalised because football games are supposed to be family-friendly.

[@jimengfer3905]

When they untied the guys shoe, that was unsportsmanlike conduct.

[@marcusedwards5177]

As someone who is from Arkansas I was just waiting for an Arkansas fail

[@willrobinson4976]

Please react to, (Really Interesting Maps You Need To See) from General Knowledge. I think you will like this one and it will show a breakdown of the ancestry groups in the U.S. Thanks

[@clintlewis1715]

Bell in the Kansas game, I'm pretty sure was the start of Hells Bells by AC/DC.

[@leifopstad2972]

Video suggestion: NFL Field Goals Missed By A Mile

[@jeffburdick869]

6:00 just FYI, in the NFL, he wouldn't have been down. In the NFL, the defender needs to make contact with you while you're down to count as down. For example, if you trip on your own and no one is around, you can get up and play on.

[@darrenvarley105]

It sounded like the bell from Iron Maidens 'Hallowed be thy name"

[@chriscostas8143]

Ohio has more than just two college football teams. There’s The Ohio State University (Buckeyes), Ohio University (Bobcats), University of Cincinnati (Bearcats), University of Akron (Zips), Bowling Green State University (Falcons), University of Toledo (Rockets), Youngstown State University (Penguins), Cleveland State University (Vikings), University of Dayton (Flyers), Kent State University (Golden Flashes), Miami University of Ohio (RedHawks), Xavier University (Musketeers), and Wright State University (Raiders). JUST TO NAME A FEW lol.

[@VideoNozoki]

Ohio State "Buckeyes" - The Buckeye tree is native to Ohio (so an uncommon tree), school chose it as a symbol because it is something unique to their State. [No great, deep meaning. Just something unique to their area of the country.] The tree produces a nut that is dark brown and round: (similar to a deer/Buck's eyeball, dark brown and relatively the same shape and size) Florida is warm and humid, so oranges grow well in the state (number 1 state for oranges), so the Bowl Game held in Florida is the "Orange Bowl." - there is nothing special about oranges except that they are easy to associate with Florida. (it doesn't have to be something vital, just something related to the state.) Of course the teams choose mascots to sound cool that have something to do with the state: Florida has the Gators (alligators), the Seminoles (native American group in the area), Miami Dolphins (obviously the ocean + Florida), the Florida Panthers (Florida has a small population of wild panthers in the isolated areas of the state), the Tamp Bay Buccaneers (Pirates that used to escape to Florida on their gold runs in the area), etc. Not a deep meaning, just something that can easily be associated with that state.

[@Nic-wv3wg]

In college football, if you lose a piece of equipment, you have to come out for a play. And Dobbins was destroying *ichigan D that day. So they did that on purpose to give themselves a little breather. :)

[@tbglover]

Most likely they untied his shoes because a) they wanted to force him to get off the field or b)they wanted to slow up the offense so that the defense would have time to make substitutions.

[@erinkouns8725]

OSU vs M, if the shoe or helmet comes off, they have to go to the sideline for a play.

[@jwl1278]

The person who was penalized for excessive celebration was on the losing team. He scored a touchdown, therefore, his team got an extra point attempt. The penalty pushed the spot of the kick back 15 yards further from the goal post than it would have been, making the kick more difficult.

[@ninline2000]

The Miami Hurricanes back in the 80s were the bad boys of College Football. Things got so ridiculous that the NCAA started cracking down on excessive celebrations. The "what not to do" video looked like a Miami Hurricanes highlight film. I think it was the 1991 Cotton Bowl game where they got 16 penalties for 202 yards while demolishing Texas that really brought it down. It was a major televised event watched by millions and they basically tore the place apart from the opening kickoff.

[@Amberhx1]

Can someone explain to me the point of the clip where they untied that guys shoe and took it off? Were they just being weird and messing around or was there an actual thing they were trying to do? I have never seen something like that before.

[@jeffburdick869]

18:30. The guy who did the dog piss pose's team lost. In part because the extra point was pushed back 15 yards due to his penalty.

[@dennisamos1430]

That was actually the bell from the start of AC/DC's..HELLS BELLS

[@ihateintroductions5808]

React to Zaire vs Wade 1v1 INTENSE - father vs son. True spirit of basketball and I think videos like that (pick up games and workout sessions) would encourage you guys to appreciate basketball just as much as football

[@patrickprosser8227]

A buckeye is a type of inedible nut, like a large acorn, that looks like the eye of a deer. People from Ohio call it a useless nut.

[@josephmorneau4339]

I don't think "inedible" is quite accurate as Native Americans used to eat them.

[@chasejackson7248]

Unless just like ohio state football.

[@Alderak1]

Buckeyes do exist in the UK i believe. Must be called something else?

[@jodibrainard3350]

You can eat Buckeyes if they are cooked and de-shelled. Alot of work for not a great taste

[@rich7447]

@@Alderak1 The British Conker (Horse Chestnut) is similar to the Buckeye, but not quite the same.

[@757optim]

The guy who got the excessive celebration penalty essentially lost the game for his team. Probably was a bad Monday back on campus.

[@zackjones2683]

7:01 they took off his shoe so he now has to come out for a play or rush to get it back on. It should have been a 15-yard Unsportsmanlike Conduct penalty.

[@diggerdog9205]

A buckeye is a type of tree I believe

[@TheLoos3Goos33]

The Ohio Buckeye is the tree and 'buckeyes' are the nuts that grow on the tree.

[@disciple16]

A muffed punt occurs when there is an "uncontrolled touch" of the football by a player on the returning team after it is punted. This can occur when: The kicking team interferes with the other team's right to catch the punt A player on the kicking team is struck unaware by the football running down-field to cover the punt. A player attempts to return the ball, makes contact with it but cannot retain the ball in his hands and it comes loose

[@gregcable3250]

In college a player is "down" when the knee touches down--in pro they player must be touched by the opposition with knee down.

[@cjpreach]

"MUFF" the punt means to "MISHANDLE" the ball.

[@heidibrinkley4865]

Fun fact: These college coaches make millions of dollars a year + built in bonuses for playoff games or bowl games. Also, they may make commercials for tv which pays them more money.

[@swillyswill]

The guy who did the dog piss celebration lost the game....they were down 14-21 and remember a touchdown is only worth 6 pts with thd extra point being 1 his kicker was the one who missed the extra point and they lost the game

[@tedjones112]

Excessive Celebration can lead to fights so they crackdown on it - like taunting.

[@nancypeterson6514]

Damn my team was in this video (SMU). Good thing we ended up winning the game. Lol

[@krcjayhawks]

You know how shocked I am they found a way to get a KU football win in there😳🤭

[@TJ-ov7xu]

I swear Dave was in my cod lobby a couple days ago lmaoo

[@officeblokedaz]

Is “cod lobby” a euphemism? 😂

[@TJ-ov7xu]

@@officeblokedaz cod-“call of duty” had a guy on my team who sounded exactly like him😂

[@copocopocopocopo]

You guys probably don't know about it, but... the 2013 Georgia Southern @ Florida game. Two Florida players blocked EACH OTHER.

[@Lonewolfmike]

It wasn't excessive celebration but an unsportsman like conduct penalty on the last clip. There is a difference between the two types of penalties.

[@bradkirchhoff3751]

The punt w the knee down is because its college. U dont need to be touched by the defense in NCAA. Once u fall down even if tripping on your own feet u are down. In NFL a defender must touch the player while their knee is down or tackle them.

[@machinegunpreacher2469]

@6:10 Heck, I've been watching NCAA football all my life and never knew that was the rule. Learn something new every day I guess.

[@joshfreeman8426]

I’m sorry, but how have you been watching college football all your life and you didn’t know if your knee is down, you’re down without needing to be touched?

[@machinegunpreacher2469]

@@joshfreeman8426 I meant on the punt when it was muffed. Easy killer. EDIT: By that, I meant when he just knelt to pick up the ball.

[@buzztp5119]

The Bell was ACDC Hell's Bells.

[@cjames4478]

The bulldog is their mascot

[@psychoticcherry6038]

That's not just any bulldog. That is Bully XXI, the mascot for the Mississippi State University Bulldogs.

[@chasejackson7248]

The 2nd beat bulldog mascot.