Unsportsmanlike Conduct 2010

[@0207xander]

Thank goodness the refs are finally cracking down on the atrocious behavior in college football. Can you believe that some players get excited and like to celebrate a good play?! Fist pumping?! Muscle flexing?! Pointing at the crowd?! They're out of control. It's ridiculous and deserves some sort of penalty. If we allow players to have fun then who knows what awful things will happen next.

[@adriel5468]

Sarcasm. Over 9000.

[@elvisskrastins]

0207xander Your sarcasm was so good I almost believed your 4 real :D

[@thedangerwich5476]

Ha!

[@thedicemasterm]

Thought you were serious hahah

[@0207xander]

thedicemasterm I am

[@poetofga]

No waving, bowing, praying, no hands up, keep your hands to your side and exit the field immediately, do not celebrate, do not shout and never taunt the other team. You will offend the officials who are paid to punish for such activities unmoral to the world of sports. Most importantly never express happiness on the field. Who is running this, Hittler? or maybe the liberals? Get a grip, learn to relax, it's a game. Too many rules spoils the sport. Too bad.

[@chuckleon385]

+Scott Engstrom I KNOW ATLEAST ITS STILL ALITTLE TUFF~!@@@~!@~#`112

[@enigmatic474]

+Scott Engstrom I agree, but you had to throw in liberals in there? C'mon! Also, what a surprise you're a conservative - you can't even spell Hitler.

[@chuckleon385]

Spoortsmanship nazis of college Football

[@ElftheDog]

Your comment was fine up til the liberal part. You're just another dumbass conservative looking for a fight.

[@chuckleon385]

yes

[@chaosda]

From the contents of this video, I can say that having emotions is unsportsmanlike.

[@rictawheels88]

Accurate & I agree. It’s like gotta hold it ‘til you get to the bench then can celebrate haha

[@rcobb5081]

I love the quote... "Have some class... even if it's 3rd class." "Have some class."

[@YTUBE508]

I don't get why that trick play was a penalty. In the NFL, that would've been an amazing play and would've made the highlight reel

[@josephposada8165]

nice profile pic Go New England Pats.!!!

[@YTUBE508]

joseph posada Thanks! Go Patriots, SB XLIX champs

[@josephposada8165]

heck yes

[@bleach8338]

Pats are doing kinda good this year 🙌 go pats!

[@charlesfurer]

Dan Marino's fake spike, for example.

[@grege5074]

thanks a lot Miami also, how is "intending to deceive" a penalty? shouldn't every play action be a penalty then? the option offense (in particular the wildcat) is based ENTIRELY on deception

[@quasidiem99]

+Greg E Every play in football is designed with the hope the other team will not be able to guess or be able to properly defend against a play. A WR will do a bench and go to deceive the CB into thinking he is running one way to get catch the ball. Football is a sport of deception and misdirection. That call was dumb.

[@painmagnet1]

Agree absolutely. Is that call even in the rulebook?

[@nanomage]

+painmagnet1 It's almost as if the refs were fooled too and got mad.

[@tommitchell2871]

+Greg E "All warfare is deception." - - Sun Tzu, The Art Of War

[@florianchomel6237]

which is also the point of view of islam...

[@Mr1in1000000]

lol you can't celebrate a good play.What a joke of a sport.

[@robertolebron2296]

Being mature

[@GX2re]

Roberto Lebron No

[@ryank6557]

Not really, teaches them to act more mature and grown up. Not sure what sport you like but if you want to celebrate and act like buffoons then ok.

[@GX2re]

Buckeye Nut What the point of scoring a touchdown if you can't celebrate it?

[@alexsilver16]

GX2re umm scoring...

[@mickeyphillips6603]

Hugging your own mascot is a penalty. Now I’ve seen everything.

[@joetyra]

no this video is 12 years old. most of these would not be penalized now

[@Magzillas]

Good lord. Heaven forbid a player hug it out with the team mascot after a touchdown.

[@algeborusas2775]

What's wrong with that? If it was a cheerleader, then okay, it's a penalty. The mascot is kind of a non-person.

[@JP-im4qq]

How is hugging the mascot a penalty!?!?

[@carlosgomes1998]

Jon Parker Showing emotions in American Football is Unsportsmanlike Conduct...

[@nikeraikage5318]

Correction, thats only college

[@carlosgomes1998]

Nike Raikage And High School

[@nikeraikage5318]

Yeah but its rarely inforced. You have to do something stupid like jump in the stands, or pretend to be playing golf with the field marker.lol

[@apoxapex]

+Nike Raikage just as I read this 11:25 happened 😂

[@helmuthelmlos5067]

what adumb sport that you arent allowed to sohw your happiness after you won a 1 on 1 fight against an oponent

[@benweiss9611]

Rule makers are becoming pansies

[@paulsmith2444]

+Cant Cutch This thanks obama

[@aaronrodgers1812]

+Cant Cutch This rules are part of everything. If some rule was broken against ur team u wouldn't be so happy right 🤔

[@travelocity14]

+Aaron Rodgers If your team got offended by another team's player celebrating, you need to find a different sport to play.

[@TheMrplayitsafe]

+helmut helmlos Football has eleven to a side and you can celebrate when it's over.

[@frankeast947]

Ref: "Was that a spark of happiness I saw?" *Throws flag*

[@pauldeamer9581]

Extinguish the joy!

[@Thisizmyname]

Some of these calls are SO FUCKING BAD.

[@bigryanlit811]

Yea one guy all he did was toss the ball

[@jex1689]

Replacement Referees, look it up...

[@bobisenhower7781]

+Thisizmyname Trying to trick? TRYING TO FUCKING TRICK?

[@TheReconmarine92]

Football nowadays is so fucking babied. Can't even celebrate a touchdown without someone getting butthurt.

[@jebvoorhees125]

I agree... but I stand by the rules of college football. Great plays, but there isn't a excuse to act like a pissed off ape after a catch/tackle.

[@Scarecrow545]

Jeb Voorhees No, but some of these things are ridiculous and laughable. You can't fucking hug the mascot? Like, come on.

[@jebvoorhees125]

Scarecrow545 Yeah, that was ridiculous. There's a difference between obnoxious celebration and honest reaction

[@jamesnewberry1191]

The celebrations seem so low class and third world.

[@vadoom3353]

so r u not allowed to celebrate in college football

[@andibarrios1212]

Cuz most of the time they taunt the other team so they want to teach them how to act and be respectful cuz they still kids they aren't pros

[@jorimharrison1183]

it depends on how you do it

[@martinfanatic532]

Okay that's pretty reasonable, but is hugging your mascot or high-fiving your fans really considered taunting?

[@BooserBoi]

You can, you just cant be passionate about it in any way cause then it's "taunting". SO stupid. God forbid you be passionate and have intensity and celebrate a huge play.

[@DanInBranson]

They have to prepare them for the (N)o (F)un (L)eague.

[@1DeathEater]

Who knew that hugging the god damn MASCOT of your own god damn team was "Unsportsmanlike"...

[@bigjayjay1167]

some of this was bull,,they are kids just having fun,

[@roguekoala71]

***** Yeah most those 'unsportsmanlike' calls were way tooo ticky tacky. If it was the NFL most of them would not have been called

[@thehunterstruck]

The BYU v. Air Force one was the PERFECT trick play why is that a dang unsportsmanlike conduct!!!

[@kevinnguyen1838]

the ref said trying to deceive

[@jamesnall7319]

Kev Nguyen Isn't that what every team does every single down? Try to deceive the other team into making a wrong move so they can get another 10 yards or TD? I mean they aren't announcing what plays they are running to the other team for a reason.

[@ATLKing404]

James Nall Right because you are supposed to make sure the defense knows exactly what you are doing. isn't it just ridiculous. I guess they will throw flags on play action passes because those are designed to deceive.

[@Saylin021]

Charles Hamilton and on draw plays and end arounds

[@dakotahightower7738]

the refs said trying to device witch means they were saying this isnt the right ball or saying we dont have the right people on the field. if he would have called a actual play there wouldnt be a penalty. it was the right call

[@dennisn1672]

So what's next. NFL will make all players wear pink dresses. They could put barbie no bake ovens on the side lines so players could make cookies to give to the fans. Would that be unsportsman like. Sorry that cookie cant be brown.

[@paranormalflight1760]

none of these calls were in the NFL, it was all college football, it's rare to get calls like this in the NFL

[@corneliuandsons]

+dennis n They're trying to create men, not children.

[@donis1997]

+dennis n just a question, is it not allowed to do a tuchdown celebration like in football (or soccer if you like) when you do a goal celebration? I'm not very into American football and i just want to know, can someone answer me because if you are not allowed to be happy after a touchdown, i think it's pure bullshit...

[@donis1997]

+dennis n like in 6:30 i can't see why he could not do a touchdown celebration?

[@corneliuandsons]

Dennis Svensson No, just college football. In the NFL they're less strict. The only thing you can't do in the NFL is taunt in somebody's face.

[@noooddle]

The purpose of these penalties is to maintain the "amateur" myth of Division I football. They're trying to teach the boys character, etc... Complete nonsense for NFL farm teams.

[@WilliamStewart1]

Wow, this just goes to show you how big of a joke these calls are. Basically they want you to be a robot and show zero emotion, such a shame.

[@qbchris4021]

5th ie1

[@moneyman2825]

Its about respect for the other team

[@Nstrumentalist1986]

VORTECH BRZ that team earns respect.

[@SupaNami]

+VORTECH BRZ "Its about respect for the other team" Are you fucking stupid!!!!! It's not about Respect!!! You're playing to win a game!!! Not to respect the Other Team!! ... You're a fucking Moron!!! You're just stupid!! How many hand me trophy's have you been awarded? Man UP douche!!!

[@Nstrumentalist1986]

my apologies, the opposistion is to earn its respect!!! #staytough

[@SjaellandskWrestling]

Wanna know how the game of football gets destroyed?? look at this shit..

[@kidrauhlforever9894]

So true

[@Saylin021]

gtlip yes! we need to get rid of that classless shit like being hugged by the mascot after a touchdown and doing a trick play! And we also must make sure that football isnt destroyed by all of those players hyped up on emotions and adrenaline in front of thousands of people! We cant let them celebrate their skill or talent, that might ruin the game! Actually, I think a new rule be that once someone scores, both teams must turn around and, with correct and upright posture, walk straight back to their sidelines looking at neither their team, the crowd, other players, or pretty much anything but their shoes and the turf. If we did this, the sport could be saved!

[@zanelarkins276]

I'm sorry but what I'm hearing from u two is hilarious, y'all are so dumb, these people are competitive and love to win, what wrong with winning and being proud that u achieved it, sometimes it gets out of hand but these were fine they were just happy they scored, and maybe your mad because u don't win and u don't score to gtlip and saylin

[@Saylin021]

Zane Larkins I was being sarcastic..

[@MrGyromancy2]

destroyed? You mean, the most money-making sport in America is destroyed?? It's only destroyed by you communists who fine and penalize people for displaying happy emotions. You and Roger Goodall and the rest of the salty white men need to get out of football. Communists belong in Russia and North Korea

[@DudeNight]

So basically, you can't celebrate for winning...

[@FosterHDGaming]

Sometimes they can go too far, but most of these were alright, well, in my mind, such as the mascot clip.

[@Jr09er]

gtlip whats wrong about bragging? giving yourself a pat on your back? being in the heat of the momment. its probably ok for some old gimp to talk shit when you no nothing of sport.

[@zanelarkins276]

Gtlip shut up u loser

[@noahbzoskie5634]

gtlip dude let them have there own opinions and stop being racist.

[@afghanastan100]

man could you imagine if they made that a rule in European football??

[@ashdoodge4325]

Diving into the endzone should never be unsportsmanlike.

[@algeborusas2775]

When there is no risk of being tackled, it is. Look at the last clip, the defender was on his heels.

[@jeffreyrigby2387]

Maybe not, but its stupid when not necessary. I've seen many players injuring themselves by showing off to get the adulation that their egos need.

[@martepartay632]

"Trying to deceive" What's next a flag for running play action?

[@timmccarthy8171]

You cant put your hands under center and then walk away

[@martepartay632]

Tim McCarthy I thought you could I've seen teams do it with no flag

[@kenf6412]

+MUT Master It's a rule in most leagues, but does every rule get enforced every time?

[@timmccarthy8171]

MUT Master it probably looked like they did, but the QB probably just put his hands on the centers back or something

[@DerekPlaysChess]

+MUT Master Play action is a football act. According to the rules, a "non-football act" like walking toward the sideline and pretending to talk to your coach is intended to confuse and deceive players by means of something other than a basic football act (such as a flea flicker, reverse, etc...)

[@SmugTomato]

NCAA = No Celebrations At All.

[@DriftingDragon74]

This is so sad. Welcome to kindergarten America. No more dodge ball, no more 4wheeled scooters in gym, no more duck duck goose, for fuck's sake you can't even get excited when you achieve your goals or your penalized. I agree with an unsportsmanlike conduct rule but this is just insane. The one guy simply held out his arms to show he caught the damn ball.

[@stevenclark635]

when

[@DriftingDragon74]

There are a several... even the commentators disagreed with a few. But the one in particular I was referring to is #20 @ Unsportsmanlike Conduct 2010. Then watch the last 2 clips. What's up with that?

[@DriftingDragon74]

Whoa... i never knew if you typed the time in it links directly to that time. Cool. Lol so just click the link c(-:

[@Deere55]

You're talking about this like it's current. This is four seasons ago. They've since lightened up the rule.

[@joeymccollom]

Yep you can't hurt anybody's feelings and everyone gets a participation trophy

[@naturalobserver6130]

They should throw a flag for all the commercials

[@MrDachsundPower]

Oh you're having fun? UNSPORTSMANLIKE CONDUCT!!!

[@BDBlueDragon16]

I was impressed by how good these plays are.... then I got penalized for Unsportsmanlike Conduct.

[@bluv6]

That BYU "attempt to deceive" penalty is ridiculous. If that really is the rule, then it's a very stupid rule. Attempting to deceive is part of the whole damn point of football. As a defensive player it's your job to stay alert to everything (as my old coach always said), and if you get fooled it shouldn't be the ref's job to bail you out.

[@mikehand5881]

yep it is chicken play should not play if u got to revert to 3rd grade tactics

[@michaelbird6084]

Every play in every game is an "attempt to deceive" the defense. That call was stupid.

[@dodgeman4360]

One of these days soon. You'll have the refs say "After the play, the announcers made fun of me and so I am ejecting them from the game. My feelings got hurt"

[@michaelfalkner1186]

I'm actually surprised at least part of that (the announcers getting ejected) isn't actually true.

[@brianmiller5750]

"He was mean ref! I need a puppy break!"

[@cynderfan2233]

So in college football, you can't: - Celebrate a good play - Celebrate a touchdown - Congratulate your team mates. - Spike the ball - Encourage your fans - Celebrate at all.

[@alfonsotenorio9181]

that sucks

[@alfonsotenorio9181]

big fan of American football but bro this conduct shit is fucked up

[@Mr.56Goldtop]

You can do what ever you want on the sidelines.

[@Mr.56Goldtop]

***** Because it's more about "show boating" than playing the game. And let me guess, you all spend time practicing your little dance moves and that BS. I would expect this from junior high kids, after that I would expect that you would grow out of this idiotic behavior ... especially after moving on to college. But you don't.

[@Mr.56Goldtop]

Aaron Rowe What ever happened to a hand shake, pat on the top of the helmet or on the back and "Alright man way to go, nice run/catch"!! This other BS, take it to your sideline, then dance and gyrate and bump all you want.

[@patrickmueller3358]

Aaron Hernandez before he killed someone....

[@PPA625]

+Patrick Mueller ...that we know of.

[@adotwhite]

+Patrick Mueller LOL he threw it ALL the way in the stands.

[@robertstinnett5320]

+Kevin Lacey we know

[@aspenrebel]

+Patrick Mueller Hey!! WE, The Patriots need him back!! When is he coming back off Injured Reserves?

[@jacksoe3530]

+aspenrebel obvious troll is obvious.

[@shipofthesun]

"...trying to deceive..." WTF? A. fake plays are not illegal, and B. they pretty much did deceive. What a horrible fucking call.

[@robertharkness2094]

Agreed!

[@nerfe02]

Play the game right inside using gimics and trick plays, and you won't get a bad call against you! lol. What a joke.

[@wearehappilyndpendant7593]

you can not use any tactic to simulating a substitution.

[@richhomie114]

all play action passes should be illegal then lol

[@wearehappilyndpendant7593]

The way the play was designed is where it is intentionally deceiving. I'm am butchering the way it is worded. They gave a really good explanation if you google the play.

[@justinm.1]

How is hugging a mascot considered "unsportsmanlike conduct"...?

[@highball1415]

Justin M. How is hugging a mascot considered "unsportsmanlike conduct"...? Maybe she's cute?

[@realitycheck5786]

I could see if he hugged the other teams mascot but geesh. That's pathetic

[@gpratten9583]

Most of these calls were rather pathetic. Let players celebrate a good play ffs.

[@seemetrollin326]

Because you are supposed to ACT LIKE YOU'VE BEEN THERE BEFORE! Its called CLASS. Some of "those people" have no clue what class is.

[@davidboyd4584]

Ll0

[@ImaginaryHuman072889]

"trying to deceive" is unsportsmanlike conduct? LOL then how is every fake field goal, fake punt, fake handoff, etc. not unsportsmanlike conduct?

[@thecrazycatdad]

god forbid they be allowed to have a little creativity in their plays, right?

[@JAShalvey]

Perhaps because the "deception" occurs prior to the snap of the football. All the others that you have mentioned occur AFTER the ball has been snapped.

[@ImaginaryHuman072889]

good point, but there's still deception that occurs prior to the snap that isn't called a unsportsmanlike conduct. for example, i remember seeing one college play (i think it was michigan state) where the offense lined up like they were running a normal play, but before the snap, they had everyone run off the field and had their special teams run out onto the field, but actually what happened was that only 10 people "traded' positions instead of 11, and one wide receiver stayed in-bounds, and they ran a fake field goal and threw to the wide open receiver (because no one on the defense knew he was even there, they thought he ran off the field)

[@thecrazycatdad]

ImaginaryHuman072889 If you're talking about the michigan game against rutgers, they were actually penalized for that because that's considered a simulated replacement of a player in order to confuse an opponent. Deception prior to the snap that is legal would be like a fake spike, where the qb is making the spike motion and then throws a pass instead of spiking the ball. Georgia tech got away with the fake substitution on a field goal against clemson.

[@ashemgold]

Most of this game is making the opposing team think you are going to do something you're not. That's every play! Am I missing something here?

[@BigFella2769]

I don't get how diving into the end zone is "unsportsmanlike conduct". I mean if there are people behind you really close trying to tackle you, I'd jump into the end zone too. It shouldn't be a penalty for not wanting to get slammed in the back.

[@Emancyphur]

SomeRandomDoctor Totally agree.

[@HashtagBirdyy]

it was the spike right after that... spiking is completely illegal in college football. just is one of those written in rules that they can't throw the ball it is stupid but if its directly written in and is not just an opinion call its going to be called no matter what. as i finished the video... that dive... ok yeah well it was the way he dived i guess.. the huge arc he had to it but it is a big bs the guy was right there

[@Jabrahamos711]

The second to last dive could be construed as the player being unsure of his surroundings and diving to ensure he made it in.

[@eakintunde84]

I'm all for curbing excessive celebrations but, most of these were just ridiculous! They'll throw the flag for just a fist pump!

[@escocriertres5204]

if you score, don't celebrate start crying..if you tackle someone don't celebrate say I'm sorry.

[@VenomSnakee]

I guess college ball players are only allowed to make money for their school

[@dylandannenfelser6062]

VM ... . .. V. Boos

[@WALOWALOWALOWALOWALOWALOWALOW]

+BOSS yeah college athletes can't earn any money. the coaches, school, and NCAA see all the money. sad part is a coach cant even treat a player to lunch or the player gets in trouble lol

[@irritatednarwhale6919]

+WALOWALOWALOWALOWALOWALOWALOWALOWALOWALOWALOWALOWALOWALOWALOWALOWALOWALOWALOWALOWALOWALOWALOWALOW the player is payed 100k+ and they get free clothes, free lunches, fame, and they're much more likely to further their career. Sooo... Yes they get paid

[@WALOWALOWALOWALOWALOWALOWALOW]

irritated narwhale "the player is payed 100k+" [citation needed]

[@handsomezach3496]

+The Dad You Never Had they definitely get paid money, not just in necessities.

[@Strickland434]

Have of these calls are BS, let the guys play the game

[@mangmans]

That is just about what I was gonna say. . .

[@sonofDEADEYE]

*half

[@Strickland434]

Yeah I meant half, as soon as I posted it I was thinking dammit now I look stupid

[@sonofDEADEYE]

Strickland50 i cant remember how many time that happened to me

[@Janusmannen]

Ty seligman *times ;-)

[@DaejinTye]

So, this is a video of why the rule sucks in college?

[@DaejinTye]

***** Says someone who has never competed for anything in their life... Seriously, if you were to ever put all you had into winning any sport or competition, especially one that is as physically demanding as football, you're goin' to feel great when you succeed and you're gonna act out a little bit... There is no "class" is no celebrating. There is no "disrespect" because you flex your arms. The college isn't teaching these kids a damn thing other than, "You shouldn't have emotions or feel good if you do well." Which is a shitty thing to teach. Now, if you're being excessive, that's different. If you're running over to an opponent and getting in their face, or gesturing something inappropriate, I agree that they should learn to control themselves... But being happy isn't a bad thing and you should stop treating it like it is.

[@DaejinTye]

***** I think I'm someone who understands people, competitors and and situations much more thoroughly than you do. You can dislike me all you want, I hit the nail on the head, which is why you're so mad and/or offended. You don't know shit about competitions, emotions, class or acting out and your first post proves that. Don't think that being an anonymous poster on the internet means that mindless dribble doesn't have a price. If you didn't want to debate, you should have never posted. I'm done with the likes of you. Learn to use line breaks when you type. It's sloppy.

[@elimendez6164]

I think a football player would understand, unlike those fatfucks referees. You should understand if you were a pro player, I mean imagine if you get the best promotion in the job, wouldn't you go out for dinner with your wife or celebrate in some way. This is the way football players celebrate with their team there is nothing unsportsmanlike when celebrating by hugging or jumping as long as that player did not intend it against the other players or cause harm to other players

[@elimendez6164]

I remember my first win in high school, not long ago, and it was incredible. Touchdown after touchdown, we couldn't help but to express our happiness, which you call "showboating". That is what makes us all human.

[@elimendez6164]

You clearly stated "not celebrating after you've done something, you are the one "out of context".

[@RandomsFandom]

gonna have to watch refs getting hit to make me feel better after this

[@Pathaholic]

how the fuck is celebrating with your own mascot unsportsmanlike conduct?!?! no one is being taunted

[@Vilbits]

and the mascot basic ran at the player and grabbed him and the player didn't even try to touch cuz he knew the rule.

[@alfonsotenorio9181]

Vilbits u can celebrate with anyone in nfl packers jump up the walls of the fans seats

[@999KnightDeath]

These are old clips this rule almost doesn't exists unless you taunt or make contact with a player on the other team.

[@jordanmcilwain8431]

blaze slushy Yes i know about the LAMBEAU LEAP.

[@NeonKC]

some of these refs really blur the line between celebrating and unsportsmanlike conduct

[@uwotmatte7577]

Throwing the ball at opponents is a act of unsportmanlike... but flexing your arms or celebrating with the mascot? Cmon, let them have fun. The guys in NBA get really hyped with posterizers and nobody penalize them for that... except when the ref is joey crawford. He would be a great fit to nfl

[@sergioomar5187]

Waiting for the refs to say "After the play unsportsmanlike conduct for smiling and showing emotion that results in automatic disscualification "

[@Moose6340]

I don't like taunting in the game and don't have any problem with those getting an unsportsmanlike conduct. But hugging the mascot? Spiking the ball after a tough run out of bounds? High-fiving a couple people in the stands? Good grief, NCAA.

[@BodallaGaming]

This is not only a spectator sport, it's a GAME. People should be allowed to have fun. It gets the crowd going. Why do you think FIFA has become so popular? Because they have ridiculous celebrations after every goal, and it's ENTERTAINING. This is why I don't watch football. They're just against any sort of fun or pride in the game. They expect all of the players to be robots.

[@TheApexPredatorV]

They allow celebrations on the NFL lmao

[@chlorineeyez]

+TheApexPredatorV but why not in college football, its stupid

[@alwaysdisputin9930]

+Jovan Macias Yeah but at least they don't annul the touch down i.e. say it never happened. Edit: apparently they changed the rules so they do annul the touch down these days. So it's double bullshit.

[@Alucard20039]

+Bodalla Gaming you think that, but wait till one day your team makes a huge play with its star player then he gets hurt from his teammates jumping on him and all that shit, i know it sounds weird but hey shit happens.... im not against celebrating but some of it is a bit over the top i think

[@ieatsyougaming6130]

+Bodalla Gaming You just watched football . . .

[@Furious321]

Seeing this makes me miss the NFL Blitz video games.

[@ChristiansCoolerThan51Rider]

Oh hell yes! I loved when you could butt slam the opposing team, or come up and just plant someone into the ground after the play. I loved that game

[@larrabeejl]

That's just another reason why I dont watch college football

[@LT1HILLINGHOE]

These calls are ridiculous

[@alwaysdisputin9930]

+LT1HILLINGHOE I think they are violating their freedom of speech.

[@SilverBlaze189sb189]

I was at the Boise State vs Utah State game when Tydas Young did his little celebration move... I was laughing my face off!

[@gavinthompson2788]

This fuckin gay rule takes a lot of the spirit out of the sport. Let the dude celebrate..

[@JaredAlcaraz]

I know right. Unless he's giving the other team " the finger", he should be able to celebrate how ever he wants.

[@rickyt7825]

Seeing these calls are sad!! Can’t enjoy the damn game. I’ve played before and I love getting excited and pumped for my team mates when they score. They deserve the celebration!!

[@blazneg2007]

If you don't want someone to dive into the endzone, you should stop him ;)

[@tommytsunami1000]

Penalty.... #21.... offense.... farting while running the ball. (yes that's about how dumb 90% of these calls are.... give me a fkn' break....)

[@WhosShady-]

😂farting while running

[@rykerford1597]

So say I make a jumping, one handed catch in between two defenders then run 80 yards through there defense into the in-zone........I cant even hug the mascot?!?!?!

[@xavierslvrhart5949]

I would like to see that happen ryker

[@landonkehr4892]

*End-zone

[@rykerford1597]

My point is that If I ever did something like that I think I should be able to celebrate a little don't you think

[@cody5873]

Landon Kehr The grammar police are back

[@mrheimdall]

Isn't every trick play designed to "try to deceive" the defense?

[@michaelroberts2519]

If you can't attempt to deceive in College Football I guess Boise State should have lost the Tostitos Bowl. What about the play action pass, isn't that a deception play? Or a fake punt, fake field goal.....

[@sneakerkingakw]

Good point.

[@pronkb000]

The rule is that you cannot deceive the opponent into thinking that "a snap is not imminent." The rule specifically addresses pretending to talk to somebody on the sideline or otherwise not in the field of play.

[@vvv0rtex]

pronkb000 But technically that could just be his snap count or looking to see where the defense is lined up to the side.

[@pronkb000]

CrazedPICKLEZ Uh, the QB was walking toward the sideline with his hands up in apparent confusion. In no planet in the universe is that part of any "snap count," nor was he looking at the defense.

[@TobiWARrex]

Sry i dont get it.... Its not allowed in Football to celebrate?? Maybe someone could explain it to me please? Looks like Football is more complicated then i though. Hope someone explain that to a poor german guy xD

[@aetherlivex]

can't in college football, in other leagues its allowed for some reason T_T, don't understand why, it's just emotion as long as it's not too far..

[@DAlordofDAringsDL]

So in the NFL you can celebrate all you want. While in the NCAA (college) you can't even jump up and down or else you get penalized for unsportsmanlike conduct

[@dainius11]

i find this just stupid you cant even enjoy ur own game, moment like this even make this game more fun and alive

[@T0byT0bester]

no your wrong, in NFL you cant celebrate. In football you can celebrate (soccer)

[@dernwhite]

Watch "The U" from the show 30 for 30 and it will all be clear why celebrations in college football are the way they are these days, absolutely a MUST WATCH. It's a great documentary and well worth the watch, plus you get to see Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson from his football days!

[@Junkman2008]

Some of those calls were BUUUUULLLLSHIT.

[@xxball3r5xx]

tell em bunky from the wire!

[@papajonvlogs3403]

yes😏😏😏😏

[@Planktontwo]

Indeed some of them are bad because they are not bad taunts. But some of them would get you a warning besides in the NFL. You gotta do what you gotta do I guess to keep control of the game like it or not.

[@Canadian_Metalhead]

#15

[@masonvillegas3434]

Junkman2000 *ALL of the calls

[@Redandranger]

Intent to deceive is a legitimate foul but I have seen some truly ridiculous calls in my day. We had a player get an "unnecessary roughness" penalty for hitting a guy too hard. Our LB stepped up and rocked an OL coming to block him at the point of attack (not away from the ball or behind it but at the hole). OL buckled and no gain on the play. Suddenly we see a flag from the white hat who said our guy didn't need to hit the lineman "that hard". WTF? We were getting beat up pretty good in the game and WE get tagged for an unnecessary roughness call on a legit play? Crazy. BTW - the white hat was an insurance guy.

[@Bullets632]

unsportsman like conduct number 55 hurt number 12's feelings 15 yards first down XD

[@nialljamesbuckley]

oh for pete sake. it's a game, let them have fun some of these calls are absurd. Fine - they don't want you throwing the ball into the stands or taunting the defense on a break away but a flag for flexing or super-manning into the end-zone? what girl-scout wrote these rules? these aren't piddly little penalties either - 15 yards for spinning the ball? come on.

[@meowmeowmoogabenrules4854]

why ?? they are only there to make money for their college. after that colleges don't give a shit

[@nialljamesbuckley]

+Meow Meow Moo Gaben Rules no doubt. the NCAA is such a racket. you know the guys that come and lecture these kids about "ethics" and not taking $50 for a signature show up wearing $1000 suits and drive away in a 5-series...

[@meowmeowmoogabenrules4854]

b yeah and these colleges only give out tuition money and $0 in other living assistance even thought they basically can't have jobs. But ohh no the colleges can't take a dime out of the millions they make off of these players to help them

[@drdrluxe360]

Its delay of game. That's a penalty in the NFL as well.

[@nbasportsfan12]

How is diving into the end zone unsportsmanlike conduct? I don't understand.

[@JoeyMace28]

+nbasportsfan12 No one does dude.

[@nbasportsfan12]

H0ckey K1ller did u watch the video.

[@JoeyMace28]

Yeah i'm saying because they are bullshit calls.

[@nbasportsfan12]

oh, i thought u were saying something else haha, sorry my bad :(.

[@JoeyMace28]

No, problem.

[@stevek5416]

I always liked what my coach used to say - "When you get to the endzone, act like you've been there before."

[@JohnSmith-fq7hj]

Barry sanders comes to mind dude never showed off never acted like a jackass

[@WraithSaber]

@@JohnSmith-fq7hj See also Marcus Mariota. Every touchdown, hands the ball to the ref.

[@redskinsman10]

i like what Cam Newton said. "if you dont like seeing me dance, dont let me score"

[@mikedandurand3548]

And you plan to be there again.

[@elpotopeludo]

You’re watching way too many movies ... lmao” my coach”

[@EIRESYM]

Man I hate these rules. It's stupid things like this that show how soft America is right now. We have become a nation of oversensitive little babies, We have lost the respect of others and worst of all lost respect for ourselves.

[@nicolechin9805]

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[@kiddingme01]

I agree. These are college (practically adult) FOOTBALL players. If they've made it this far, it's not because they can't endure some taunting, hazing, and teasing...I may could understand if they went to the sidelines and were teasing the cheerleaders or such. God forbid they celebrate or have any passion either.

[@Scoupe400]

SuzukaYuiMoa and I used to be in awe of USA at how they didn't pander to those that come second. Whereas the uk we have to give them equal attention. Sad times

[@jakobyko313]

SuzukaYuiMoa it's called respect dumbass

[@EIRESYM]

It's pussy bullcrap. This is a competitive, contact sport. These men are athletes. It's not a fucking school soccer game.

[@natelemay6537]

being happy in the endzone 15 yard penalty >.

[@sithlordpalpatine8486]

*FLAG* Foul on #BaconBanana , displaying an excessive amount of truth through sarcasm; 10 yard penalty, still first down.

[@natelemay6537]

lol

[@naterignani4287]

Sith Lord Palpatine hahaha I actually laughed out loud.

[@luhtruckr]

So basically when you score a touchdown in collage just be DULL

[@douglasblowe805]

I used to love college football. Used to watch with my dad. But officiating has become a joke. Unsportsmanlike conduct used to be for real taunting, late hits,, etc... not basically saying 'hot damn', or looking at th your team and the crowd and saying, 'hell yes, we are in this game', or slapping hands with the mascot, etc... now if you show any emotion at all its unsportsmanlike. I wonder what they would have done to my college back then. A military college, VMI, whenever we scored a touchdown the Rats (freshmen) would run to the end zone and do push ups equal to the score. The damn stripes would likely just give us an auto 15 yards per play the rest of the season. Until refs/umps and the college rules go back to real rules then screw em..

[@IamTheLilBeast]

Oh no he spinner the ball on the ground after a first down? Should take away a touchdown from them that's horrible! Good call ref.

[@IamTheLilBeast]

Spinned*

[@halnywiatr]

+Brad Beastly Spun

[@Valkyrae3]

+halnywiatr span*

[@kuhboom22]

+Saxobeat99 It's "spun" dumb dumb

[@VincentBrown101621]

Man, some of these penalties are real petty.

[@babyblueLEGEND]

''Creating excitement on the field, 15 yard penality''

[@markw3598]

I came to watch football, not a dance recital!!

[@encycl07pedia]

Celebrating with a mascot? Horrible call. Nothing excessive or unsportsmanlike about it.

[@chefmichael81]

looked like the mascot initiated the hug actually.

[@TheNimmirza]

yeah that i would penalize him for huging with the mascot , but if he made out with a cheerleader and i was the ref i would be like your the man and give a highfive no flag on that one

[@pbbeachbum09]

The lamest shit in Football are these calls for celebration. These are professionals or soon to be professionals and they are taunting each other all through the games. Ridiculous.

[@kwamenkrumah-dubois726]

They don't pay the players and then penalize them for having fun after a big play!

[@kwamenkrumah-dubois726]

Tell that to the walk ons who pay everything out of pocket but are still expected to put their bodies on the line for their brothers on the team.

[@nathansiegel1936]

+Joey Harper yes. they need money. they help make billions of dollars for their universities. whats wrong with giving a kid a little bit of money throughout the season

[@antonioacevedo5200]

My two favorites was the BYU qb being called for trying to deceive the defense and the Boilermaker hugging his mascot. Utterly ridiculous.

[@ImBlueDaBaDee22]

1:41 "trying to deceive" WTF

[@brianwilber3961]

Isn't that what the teams are supposed to do?! SMH

[@IWE1856]

Adam Sandler got away with it :)

[@EliBTR5.3]

Next thing you know they're going to start calling unsportsmanlike conduct penalties for being a good player. Smh -.-

[@Ragnar781]

moron

[@tybraker27]

So giving the bird while scoring a touchdown is not unsportsmanlike? Where is the logic in your statement?

[@MrKinglyProductions]

tybraker27 besides that one which one hurt a player besides there feeling

[@brandondachelet568]

Im sorry you got a 1 hand catch? 2 hands wouldve worked! Unsportsmanlike conduct

[@nicknick2979]

Unsportmanlike conduct although overblown on occasion is a good rule. It promotes no being a bad sport or a douche and shows kids that watch not to act like assholes. I play football and it sucks because when a douche does it, theres not much you can do except chirp back and then you get in trouble. I also play baseball and if someone showboats home run or whatnot you simply throw a ball at him to see a message XD. I played and love hockey and thats the best because you can really police your own sport.

[@Prymer55]

That's the difference with hockey right there. If you don't like someone showboating or celebrating because they crammed a puck up your ass, you go and take care of him! I bet in a few years they're going to make it where if you score a touchdown you're going to have to walk up to each player on the opposing team and apologize. Then if they win, they will have to write a letter to each of their parents and apologize for embarrassing their precious little boy.

[@mattbladen6982]

GetonMylevel Nick honestly i think it goes both ways but id rather see class when i watch football then a bunch of dirty retarded showoffs

[@hihi6100]

Carter Schoen celebrating a hard earned touchdown makes you a douche? Sorry bud, don't see that logic. Unless the player taunts, makes a remark towards another player, or something like that in his celebration, there shouldn't be a problem.

[@thomasegan6285]

John Jean Given that no on scores a touchdown alone, it is a bit douchy when you decided to act like you just accomplished something when it was a team accomplishment. Run to the sideline, wait for the O-Line and the rest to get there and do what Washington used to do: do a group high five.

[@Thatboy733]

Mrgymorcack whatever your name is do you realize football is one of the least popular sports internationally?

[@billyblazer80]

Anotnio Brown :55 gets called for taunting the opponent. Could it be because , it's ALWAYS been , all about HIMSELF?!?!?!

[@ImaginaryHuman072889]

translation from refs: "unsportsmanlike conduct. i sucked at football in college so im gonna bring you down with me. half the distance to the goal. i hate my life."

[@punknhead23]

I get disgusted at the grandstanding and dances in the end zone etc. You know the egotistical stuff. But giving the mascot a hug, can't get behind that call??

[@cooldude2251]

I know. Like ow is that going to affect the game in any way/show bad sportsmanship?

[@gunkle7986]

why penalize kids for having fun playing football

[@MeneTekelUpharsin]

+Gary Mathis They are not kids, they are adults.

[@SilverTheHedgehog090]

What's your point?

[@jpderosa27]

they are kids man.

[@Seanster_94]

all of them are 18 years or older...they are legally not kids and you penalize them because the NCAA wants their players to have class while playing

[@michaelfalkner1186]

Good, you can agree with that when 60 of them are swinging helmets because of this.

[@The.Alabama.Woodsman]

Political correctness infected football.... Can't celebrate after a score or you might hurt the feelings of a big bad defensive opponent..... BULL $H!T!

[@patricklynch9048]

Have some class and respect for the game

[@DeVineFate]

So basically you can't celebrate after scoring now? Lol I understand that you shouldn't be able to taunt your opponent, but getting called for unsportsmanlike conduct after celebrating scoring a touchdown is too far.

[@DeVineFate]

Ah gotcha, was like damn they getting extremely touchy with that shit.

[@MrChuckCloninger]

Unsportsmanlike Conduct, Trying to Deceive. I thought the purpose of Deception Plays (like a fake to the fullback) were intended to make the defense think someone other than the ball carrier had the ball?

[@jaymeewolfe1387]

At 9:50 did the guy get a penalty for spinning the ball

[@evilolle]

Yes!

[@jaymeewolfe1387]

That's sad

[@MrChuckCloninger]

When I played ball we were told by our coach to drop the ball after we crossed the goal line and run back to the extra point huddle. I have friends who are coaches who tell me it's hard to get their players to practice plays as they want to practice their touchdown "moves" instead. It's all about show rather than performance these days. It's alright to call the round like Muhammad Ali if you can back up your words like he did.

[@2AForever-wi8yj]

yes he did jaymee guess you can't claim white privilege like you wanted to

[@johnschober5240]

Are you kidding me intent to deceive? Happens all the time with Brady and the Patriots.

[@dzlf2504]

Bus ride home. You ok. No coach. What's wrong? Player. Well well Coach. It's OK you can tell me. Player. Well I'm hurt . Coach. Your back.head. legs?? Player. No I saw the quarter back spin the ball when I got up. How dare he😭😭😭

[@dimariobell8499]

DISGUSTING! "Unsportsmanlike conduct, KZbin Commenter Deem Beem. 15 yard penalty" Damn it!!

[@south6bt]

Unsportsmanlike conduct, KZbin commenter Deem Beem, Demonstratively yelling "damn it", 15 yard penalty.

[@JackYoung28]

These were some really shitty calls in this. Like hugging the mascot after scoring a touchdown is unsportsmanlike conduct? Or running a trick play?

[@juicyplanet7977]

REALLY CELEBRATING WITH THA MASCOT!!! SO YOU MEAN TO TELL ME...IF I CELEBRATE WITH MY MAMMA AFTER I SCORED, THATS UNSPORTSMANLIKE CONDUCT?

[@jacobridgway4773]

You think that's bad? An NFL player called his mom after his first touchdown and was kicked from the game as well as banned from playing for like 2 games.

[@sydboski]

***** heh heh now that's funny.

[@jerrydyke2291]

Yeah isnt that frickin sad?🤬

[@geeram516]

This is one of the reasons I don't watch the game I loved at one point. They can't have any fun any more. It's all business. When a NFL QB can play a whole season without getting hurt. You know there is something wrong! Look how long Tom Brady has played. No injuries.

[@rickwest1177]

what's really sad is, watching a game wanting to see people get seriously hurt.

[@zaycurly7892]

Dude runs 80 yards for a touchdown, Points to the crowd for 3 seconds and gets a flag for it? What a bullshit call.

[@algeborusas2775]

If he's pointing at the opposition fans, it would be.

[@Total1Package]

#3 is the worst.

[@LavitosExodius]

Agreed I mean trying to deceive. Come on isn't the whole point to try to make the defense guess what your gonna do.

[@shomest2239]

such a brilliant play!

[@Sparrow1639]

Maybe someone who knows college rules better than I do can educate on that one because I watched #3 like five times and I still didn't get it.

[@shomest2239]

Sparrow1639 They used the exact same play against the University of Utah that exact same year. The only explanation would be incompetence of the Mountain West Conference officials.

[@Snipecity14]

really? @ 12:54 he was trying to get into the endzone there as a guy right on his back!! He wasn't showboating at all!! Half of all these penalties are so stupid you cant even get the least bit excited in college without being flagged.

[@nn-nu8hf]

exactly what I was going to mention. This is possibly the gayest penalty of any sport.

[@jasonharrison8965]

OK...I can see calling for actions after a regular play (the game would drag on if they were allowed to celebrate EVERYTHING), but after a TD? Diving into the end zone when there is CLEARLY a nearby defender? That's some BS.