jumpmanfromdabay
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you are salty. The raiders had nothing to do with it
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See, it's stuff like that that I don't get. I've seen southern cal fans act stupid and do stupid crap at tailgates and you're going to act like your fanbases' **** doesn't stink? Come on, now. And southern cal people will say "they're not true fans, their thug Raider fans", but it doesn't change the fact that so MANY of them show up for the games and behave this way. Get off that high chair.
Another idiot on the field but dude was feeling the lasers coming outta Mendenhall's eyes
the utter unfounded arrogance is what makes that funny
I’m not a news source. I’m a source for arrogance.
That blog post is almost everything I hate about sports.
Please don't post garbage from dumbfootball.com anymore.
Clemson vs. FSU... Sammy Watkins vs. Xavier Rhodes? Lego.
Also, ACCDigitalNetwork on Youtube is very comprehensive.
Wouldnt trust you as far as I could throw you.
She looks as pure as the morning sun......
truth.she's a trainer. that team done ran thru her. TRUST ME.
D.J. Swearinger suspended 1 game
Updated: September 17, 2012, 3:20 PM ET
Associated Press
COLUMBIA, S.C. -- The Southeastern Conference suspended free safety D.J. Swearinger for a game after his hit on a defenseless UAB receiver.
The announcement Monday means Swearinger will miss seventh-ranked South Carolina's game this weekend against Missouri.
A personal foul was called against Swearinger after he launched into UAB's Patrick Hearn while breaking up a pass in the third quarter Saturday. The side of Swearinger's helmet crashed into Hearn's facemask. Both players stayed in the game.
Swearinger's immediate backup on the depth chart is walk-on Jared Shaw, but the team hopes to get Akeem Auguste back on the field this weekend after surgery in August on his right thigh muscle.
Swearinger had a 65-yard fumble return for a touchdown against UAB and an interception against East Carolina along with 10 total tackles this season.
The senior posted a video of the hit on his Twitter account, writing "Big hit against uab!!!" The post was deleted just minutes after the suspension was announced.
Gamecocks coach Steve Spurrier said he would talk about the suspension at his news conference Tuesday.
Spurrier pointed out Sunday that a Vanderbilt player was given a 15-yard penalty but no suspension for a similar hit against Gamecocks tight end Justice Cunningham.
"It's sort of interesting. If you hit him right in the knees when the ball gets there or right in the belly, I guess that's OK. But anything above the shoulders is considered off limits right now," Spurrier said.
Spurrier also said he thinks the NCAA should protect quarterbacks after they release a pass. Gamecocks QB Connor Shaw was knocked out of the UAB game after a brutal hit reinjured his slightly fractured shoulder blade on his throwing arm right after he released a 20-year completion.
"In the NFL, they protect them a little bit better than we do in college," Spurrier said of quarterbacks. "We do everything to protect helmet-to-helmet injuries, and protecting defenseless players. But to me, after the quarterback has thrown the ball and you know he has already thrown the ball, that should be a defenseless player."