Been all over the media the clip of those two John Jay High School (San Antonio, Texas) punks blindsiding the ref because, as they're reporting, they felt he made a bad call. Total disrespect of the game, of authority, and of themselves as so called football players.
If I was the Superintendent, head's would roll. That's as out of control as I've seen - it's one thing for fights to break out in the heat of the moment, but to plan something like that over the course of a couple plays, then do it, and from behind? State should death knell the program as an example.
From the Huffpost:
The Northside Independent School District in Texas and the University Interscholastic League, which governs high school extracurricular programs in the state, are investigating to find out why the players charged the official.
The two players were immediately ejected from the game, the Express-News reported; two other John Jay players had already been ejected during the match in separate plays.
The referee was "very upset" and "wanting to press charges," Wayne Elliot, the Austin Football Officials Association secretary, told The Associated Press.
"The first thing we want is that those two kids never play football again," Elliott said.
If I was the Superintendent, head's would roll. That's as out of control as I've seen - it's one thing for fights to break out in the heat of the moment, but to plan something like that over the course of a couple plays, then do it, and from behind? State should death knell the program as an example.
From the Huffpost:
The Northside Independent School District in Texas and the University Interscholastic League, which governs high school extracurricular programs in the state, are investigating to find out why the players charged the official.
The two players were immediately ejected from the game, the Express-News reported; two other John Jay players had already been ejected during the match in separate plays.
The referee was "very upset" and "wanting to press charges," Wayne Elliot, the Austin Football Officials Association secretary, told The Associated Press.
"The first thing we want is that those two kids never play football again," Elliott said.
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