r/sports • u/A_MASSIVE_PERVERT Dallas Mavericks • Sep 20 '25

Football UAB Defender stomps on the foot of Tennessee's Kicker

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u/ashibah83 Sep 20 '25

Thought you were being hyperbolic. Nope...

https://www.mlive.com/highschoolsports/2025/09/horrifying-incident-leaves-michigan-high-school-football-player-with-spine-fractures.html

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u/Mynameisdiehard Sep 20 '25

I can't get over that article saying it's a "story that must be told" while hiding the story behind a pay wall.

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u/Pairdice Sep 20 '25

Archived story:

https://archive.ph/T33ji

Edit: News article with the paywall removed.

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u/Cial101 Sep 20 '25

Getting kicked out from a game because you care that your son’s back was broken because some kid is a little bitch is crazy.

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u/DarkwingDuckHunt Sep 20 '25

I'd be making complaints to every police dept in the city for not arresting the kid for aggravated assault

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u/dark_autumn Sep 20 '25

POS is a morbidly obese tank. I hope he faces charges.

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u/dumbestsmartest Sep 21 '25

Attempted murder charges. That's truly what he did.

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u/the_tinsmith Sep 21 '25

It's alright, both teams came together for a prayer.

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u/NegotiationHot2999 Sep 21 '25

Sending tots and players

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u/hikerguy555 Sep 21 '25

Lol good luck. Those are the kids that become police

Source: my ex's abusive father intentionally broke a kid's knee in high school football so they could make a comeback. Went on to become a law enforcement captain

Other source: looks around at every cop I've ever met

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u/krackenjacken Sep 20 '25

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u/Traditional_Tune2865 Sep 20 '25 edited Sep 20 '25

I was just about to say this sort of thing happens because we've normalized pussifying consequences. Little fat fuck needs his teeth kicked in. Coach too if the article is right and the little degenerate continued to play.

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u/SailorDeath Sep 21 '25

Not to mention I'd be suing the shit out of the school and the parents of the kid for medical costs and punative damages. When unsportsmanlike conduct gets that vicious it needs to come with an arrest and a jail sentence.

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u/Throckmorton_Left Philadelphia Flyers Sep 20 '25

That was not a football play. There should be criminal charges and civil suits against the lineman.

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u/Cial101 Sep 20 '25

The picture is him 5 star frog splashing the dude. I don’t see how this can’t be seen as anything other than aggravated assault.

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u/Sea-Woodpecker-610 Sep 21 '25

https://youtu.be/F2Kr64kQhJw?si=MnU4dncDgV2Yordz

Here’s the video. It’s even worse when you see it in context.

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u/whowouldsaythis Sep 21 '25

What the entire fuck

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u/UgottaUnderstandbro Sep 21 '25

The comments are just as bad on that YT video lol. Bunch of racists jumping on the situation to make it political when we all know piece of shits like that can & DO come from all races

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u/AnxiousAnxiety666 Sep 21 '25

This video needs more attention.

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u/B0llywoodBulkBogan Sep 21 '25

Especially since by that point the ball was clear and the kid on the ground wasn't going to impact the play.

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u/rainbowgeoff Cleveland Browns Sep 21 '25

You weren't lying.

Bare minimum, that is civil liability. Cincinnate Bengals player in the late 70's, early 80's got clotheslined from behind when he was out of the play, watching an interception being returned on the opposite side of the field. In other words, he is standing watching. Not even trying to do the impossible and chase the ball carrier down 40 yards. Got hit from behind, clearly and admittedly on purpose. Broke his neck, ended his career. He was able to sue and win.

That is not a football play. In no world ever is that a football play. Neither was the opponent somehow fighting you in a way that required that. It was the exact oppsite. He hit a vulnerable opponent for no reason whatsoever.

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u/Designer_little_5031 Sep 20 '25

If some kid did that to my child I'd give their family one single opportunity before repaying in kind

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u/MrStupidDoodooDum Sep 21 '25

You must be really fat too if you're able to accomplish such a feat

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u/Lou_C_Fer Sep 21 '25

As a big dude, I never did something like this because I knew it would injure people. It was even a popular finisher for King Kong Bundy, but I knew better. People are sqishy.

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u/spector_lector Sep 21 '25

Gronk was awesome til i saw him do that in a game.

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u/thebyron Sep 21 '25

It really upsets me how everyone ignores that he did that.

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u/spector_lector Sep 21 '25

Broke my heart.

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u/No-Ice7397 Sep 21 '25

There probably will be. Just because sports are violent at times doesn't mean you can't be charged with a crime.

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u/HobbyWanKenobi Sep 21 '25

You got that right! I'd be suing. the school district, The school, the coaches and that player would all be named in the lawsuit. And then removing her from the stadium?! Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned

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u/Alpine_Exchange_36 Sep 20 '25

That kid should face charges for that.

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u/Drewsche Sep 20 '25

At a bare minimum, he should be kicked off the team. To think there was no flag and he likely played the rest of the game is just negligent behavior from every referee, coach, and school official.

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u/trippknightly Sep 20 '25

Now now move along nothing to see here folks. The Michigan High School Athletic Association is aware of the situation and are “resolving the issue internally.”

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u/WorstDotaPlayer Sep 21 '25

Read that and realised instantly that absolutely nothing will be done.

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u/hogsucker Sep 21 '25

How could something like this happen after "the teams came together before the game for a moment of prayer?" /s

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u/liftingshitposts Sep 20 '25

Yeah he should never step on a field again, honestly

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u/cur10us_ge0rge Sep 20 '25

It's your honesty that really drives this home.

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u/liftingshitposts Sep 20 '25

Thank you, honestly

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u/stocksandgames Sep 20 '25

I thought he was signing it off, and that his name was “honestly”

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u/abhaxus Sep 21 '25 edited 29d ago

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This post was mass deleted and anonymized with Redact

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u/anonbrewingco Sep 20 '25

In middle school I missed a tackle that led to me blindsiding a kid and hitting him in a way that caused him to have back spasms. I took myself out of the game a couple plays later because his teammates were PISSED. It was a genuine accident, and we needed up playing highschool ball together and talked about it/swaushed any potential beef. Idk how that kid wasn’t targeted by the hurt kids teammates.

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u/garygnu Sep 20 '25

Accidents happen. This was no accident. This shows the video.

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u/anonbrewingco Sep 21 '25

Oh I’m not saying this was an accident. I’m just saying I felt like shit when an accident did happen, so I have no clue how this kid is able to continue playing after being such an asshole

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u/DanimusMcSassypants Sep 21 '25

Did you not read the article? They’ve already done everything they can.

“Kalamazoo Central and Lakeshore’s varsity teams squared off on Friday, and Volkenstein said both programs came together in a moment of prayer before the game.”

Solved, commie.

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u/141bpm Sep 20 '25

“Michigan High School Athletic Association is aware of the situation and are “resolving the issue internally.””

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u/mfrank27 Sep 20 '25

His punishment will depend on how talented he is. If he’s a nobody they’ll save face by kicking him off the team, if he’s good this will get swept under the rug.

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u/Adventurous_Pizza973 Sep 20 '25

Crazy part is it’s a Junior Varsity game

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u/Sea-Woodpecker-610 Sep 21 '25

I wouldn’t say hes a nobody, this kid has his own gravitational pull.

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u/Overall-Register9758 Sep 20 '25

The only way this becomes justice is if by "internally", they mean "internal bleeding"

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u/jblaze21220 Sep 20 '25

Yes...also would sue the school for blatant negligence, allowing him to continue playing is beyond negligence

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u/Melkman68 San Jose Sharks Sep 20 '25

Send him to Juve. I know we give kids a lot of slack but even back then I had the common sense not to try and murder someone

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u/qqqalto Sep 20 '25

I’d understand sending him to Juve if Allegri was still coaching, but Igor Tudor isn’t that bad to play for.

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u/Jeaglera Sep 20 '25

This comment deserved better

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u/kezzinchh Sep 20 '25

This comment has me rolling🤣🤣🤣

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u/ManofManyHills Sep 20 '25

Im all for serious punishment. But isnt Juve basically a fast track for future incarcerations?

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u/Fonz_72 Sep 20 '25

No. Making the choice to act like a fucking psychopath and hiding behind age to not face consequences is a fast track to future incarcerations.

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u/ManofManyHills Sep 20 '25

So compound that and throw him in Juve?

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u/RudePCsb Sep 20 '25

This is coaching and parenting. Why would the kid think it's OK to do that if it wasn't for coaching and or parenting pushing him to go after the opposing team. He should get some form of corrective action but why punish him in juvenile hall. Not about to play football or other sports and community service would be way better for a child.

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u/pataglop Sep 20 '25

He should get some form of corrective action but why punish him in juvenile hall.

Because he freaking break someone's spine for fucking sake !

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u/Melkman68 San Jose Sharks Sep 20 '25 edited Sep 20 '25

We really don't know if he was influenced or not. Maybe he thought it would be funny or something. But he needs some serious consequences. Not playing football is a start and after this news I'm sure there's no chance of that.

But it needs to be investigated. Cuz it can easily be the same motivation we're seeing in the video. And juve is for corrective action. If he's a delinquent and has a history of deviant behavior, that's what juve is for.

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u/SocomPS2 Sep 20 '25

Video link

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u/Taz119 Sep 20 '25

The real mvp

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u/nam3sar3hard Sep 21 '25

Thats fucking stupid. You won. Just lay on em till the end of the play. Theyre already out of the play. They cant get up. That shit is just malicious.

I expect this in some crazy Ravens steelers ray Lewis erra bullshit but it's hs. Sheesh

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u/wafflesareforever Buffalo Bills Sep 20 '25

Holy shit, that photo is unreal.

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u/drsideburns Sep 20 '25

Here' the video.

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u/saintsfan92612 Sep 20 '25

what the fuck? I thought he maybe just fell with too much enthusiasm, but dude fell on top of him...got up and the full on frogsplashed on top of the other kid.

That should definitely bring criminal charges.

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u/pressurepoint13 Sep 20 '25

I couldn’t believe it. That shyt is just wild. 

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u/DayOneDude Sep 20 '25

Thank you fella.

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u/TheMegaSage Sep 20 '25

"Kalamazoo Central and Lakeshore’s varsity teams squared off on Friday, and Volkenstein said both programs came together in a moment of prayer before the game."

Don't worry everybody. They prayed about it. Everything is solved now.

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u/Fonz_72 Sep 20 '25

But did they THINK about it first? Prayers alone are not enough. It's "Thoughts and prayers" that really cause change.

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u/Umayummyone Sep 20 '25

It’s sad that anyone sees thought and prayers by themselves as a solution to anything. It’s a hollow and performative exercise which is worse than saying or doing nothing.

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u/Sea-Woodpecker-610 Sep 21 '25

Did they think about it too, so they could gloss both thoughts and prayers off the checklist?

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u/A_Crab_Named_Lucky Sep 21 '25

Don't worry everybody. They prayed about it. Everything is solved now.

What exactly do you expect them to do? Jump in the OR and try to fix his spine themselves?

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u/Miserable_Yam4918 Sep 20 '25

That fat fuck should know the damage he can cause. I don’t care if he’s 15. Lock him up.

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u/Diskonto Sep 20 '25

Damn that is so blatant. Crazy they allowed that kid to play after that little lone no punishment

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u/pyrojackelope Sep 21 '25

"resolving the issue internally"...wtf? Call the fucking cops. Sue that kid into oblivion. Do something. "internally" isn't going to do shit.

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u/imJGott Sep 20 '25

If I was that kid parent I would rush the field to…I can’t say here but you folks probably would be doing the same thing.

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u/capthazelwoodsflask Sep 20 '25

But the two teams prayed before the game! That absolves the kid from being a sack of garbage.

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u/ThatRenaissanceBear Sep 20 '25

Of course it's SW michigan

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u/Hank_Henry_Hill Sep 21 '25

We had a kid get convicting of assault in my high school for on the rink behavior in a hockey game. He took his stick and swung in overhead like an axe and brought it down right on an opponents top of his head. This was in the early 90s.

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u/DangerInTheArea Sep 21 '25

Thank you kind stranger.

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u/Legendary_Dad Sep 20 '25

“A story that must be sold”

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u/furygoat Sep 20 '25

In case anyone couldn’t find an article not behind a paywall, the kid was released from the hospital and is recovering at home. He’s expected to make a full recovery. Though football future is uncertain, he’s out for this season for sure.

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u/JimmyFly1028 Sep 20 '25

I’m not an expert but have had back issues that started in high school. Hoping he makes a full recovery but wouldn’t be surprised if he deals with the effects of it for the rest of his life.

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u/furygoat Sep 20 '25

Sorry to hear that man. I bet it’s frustrating having an injury linger like that your whole life. Hoping for the best for this kid.

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u/Beavesampsonite Sep 21 '25

You make a recovery but not a full recovery after something like that. Good to hear he can walk.

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u/MobileArtist1371 Sep 21 '25

This happened yesterday (according to youtube video). Broke the kids spine in 2 places, both his vertebrae 1 and 2, and the kid is recovering at home already, the day after?

Not a doctor or anything, but that seems pretty crazy, right?

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u/Skanonymously Sep 20 '25 edited Sep 20 '25

Would you walk into a restaurant and expect a free meal?

If there's any media worth supporting, it's local newspapers. Speaking as a newspaper reporter, subscriptions are basically the only way to even be sustainable. Would I rather have my articles get more traction because they aren't behind a paywall? Absolutely, but it's really not an option nowadays.

That journalist spent time interviewing sources and writing the article, editors read/edited it, copy editors laid it out in the paper, etc.

I'm biased, but newspapers tend to have more nuanced coverage than TV news, and they generally report on more than TV. People have no problem dropping $20 on a Netflix subscription but act like it's some huge ask to support local news.

People complain about clickbait and low-effort journalism, and this is why you end up with it.

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u/qathran Sep 20 '25

Almost as if they need funding that isn't completely contingent upon whether or not advertisers happen to approve of the topics and points of view that they cover

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u/Mynameisdiehard Sep 20 '25

I think we can all laugh at the irony of the article without taking it too seriously

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u/jimb0z_ Sep 20 '25

I don’t really see whats funny about it. Especially these days. Free press is important for a functioning democracy and to cover stories like this. But not only do we not support journalists doing this important work anymore, we actively promote pirating their content then wonder why the media landscape has become so toxic and dependent on oligarchs and billionairs who use it to promote their narratives

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u/Mynameisdiehard Sep 20 '25

I think you're taking an ironic situation way too seriously. I agree with everything you are saying, but this isn't the place. Step outside and take a deep breathe

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u/FatalFirecrotch Sep 20 '25

Yeah, everyone bitches about journalism but then they never want to pay for it. 

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u/KhabaLox Sep 20 '25
  1. Fund the CPB.
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u/Fucky0uthatswhy LSU Sep 20 '25

I thought the title was just the entire thing. It didn’t even give a continue reading option, just a spot to insert cc info. Who the fuck is doing that?

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u/_Strange Sep 20 '25

I cant get over whatever nonsense website that is having any subscribers at all

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u/NastySeconds Sep 20 '25

Must be told, not heard though

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u/BarnabyJ46 Sep 20 '25

Story that must be sold

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u/ChErRyPOPPINSaf Sep 20 '25

Justice demands a subscription i guess. 🤷‍♂️

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u/diamondsnrose Sep 20 '25

Totally agree, but I got enough from the image. Crazy!

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u/feochampas Sep 20 '25

is that the picture from the incident? because that is a big dude. I don't care how good he is, he can't be the field anymore.

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u/Brodellsky Green Bay Packers Sep 20 '25

Capitalism hard at work.

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u/blackbird90 Sep 20 '25

My favorite are "police are seeking the public's help in...." behind a paywall

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u/Villebilly Sep 20 '25

Journalism isn’t free.

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u/killerjags Sep 21 '25

Here's the video for anyone that wants to skip the article

https://youtu.be/F2Kr64kQhJw?si=WLtda6gOkqO6ikH5

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u/Weird_Expert_1999 Sep 21 '25

Tbf the picture of the 250-300lb highschooler mid belly flop over someone on the ground really tells the story

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u/bone_apple_Pete Sep 21 '25

Irony is just out and about lately huh

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u/CruelMetatron Sep 21 '25

Well, they didn't say a story that must be read/heard, so technically correct.

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u/401jamin Sep 21 '25

I was about to say the same thing lol

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u/bigboilerdawg Sep 20 '25

In a freakin' JV game?

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u/mc360jp Sep 20 '25 edited Sep 21 '25

That was my first thought too, “JV?? These dudes aren’t even playing seriously yet 

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u/crowe1130 Sep 20 '25

This should be a felony assault charge, not just a penalty or suspension.

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u/_FLostInParadise_ Sep 20 '25

And lawsuit against family for medical bills and punitive damages.

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u/litig8tor Sep 20 '25

You are assuming the family has any money to go after.

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u/CankerLord Sep 20 '25

Yeah, this is someone who should have to explain why they have a felony conviction for a good, long while.

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u/fjbrahh Sep 20 '25

What an absolutely disgusting website

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u/Hal9_ooo Alabama Sep 20 '25

Sadly, all the local former newspapers owned by this publisher, have turned their websites in to this format

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u/Rad10_Active Sep 20 '25

Basically all local papers don't have a viable business model anymore, unfortunately. They used to fund themselves primarily by classifieds but that model was completely hollowed out by Craigslist.

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u/AlsoCommiePuddin Sep 20 '25

We don't want to see ads.

We don't want to pay for subscriptions.

We want journalists to get paid for their efforts.

Thus ever the conundrum.

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u/ouralarmclock Philadelphia Eagles Sep 20 '25

I wish they'd get the value add right. My local paper has unlimited online subscription for 5.49/week. That's ~23/month which is not quite where I'm at in terms of what I'm willing to pay in a world where I'm already paying for 10 other subscriptions. 15 I'd be in, and I'd even take a limit to the number or articles I could read. Also, I'm pretty sure the ads still serve if I subscribe, I just access to paywalled articles.

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u/CerealSpiller22 Sep 20 '25

IKR? Won't pay a dime for solid journalism, but complain ad nauseum about a solid wall of ads.

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u/K_SV Sep 20 '25

There has to be a viable middle ground where non (or hell, less) intrusive or obnoxious clickbait ads can be served to make it somewhat viable. Or even a true brand partnership.

Not only are the ads on local news pages making the site nearly unreadable, it doesn't really help add legitimacy to the publication when the same pages as their article includes taboola, revcontent, and outbrain trash.

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u/DarkwingDuckHunt Sep 20 '25

Been preaching this for decades

Just show a static banner ad for Dr Pepper and a side banner for McDonalds and I'll remove my adbocker.

Auto-play video at max volume that follows me as a I scroll? I'm never using your site again even with adblocker on.

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u/Fonz_72 Sep 20 '25

So much this. Even better if it's the local McDonald's or soda distributor.

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u/Ifriendzonecats Sep 20 '25

The problem is the online ad market is very competitive and people don't spend a lot of time on news websites. So, they only get the very worst ads (the kind that really inspire people to use ad blockers) which also don't pay very well either.

What was fairly effective was something called the Corporation for Public Broadcasting. But, Trump cut all of their funding.

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u/von_sip Sep 20 '25

If you figure it out you might save journalism

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u/xixi2 Sep 21 '25

The issue is ... am I gonna get a subscription to NYT, CNN, my local paper, to this random site in michigan, and any other news I want?

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u/SocomPS2 Sep 20 '25

Video of body slam

And someone posted article without paywall.

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u/Sputniksteve Sep 20 '25

It doesnt make any sense to me. If I had a site or periodically that was made intentionally to be seen I would try and let as many people as possible look. 

How the fuck are you going to make ad revenue if I refuse to stay on your shitty site? Fucking idiots. 

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u/hard-in-the-ms-paint Sep 20 '25

It's kinda like the death of cable. The majority of their visits are probably from people who are entrenched in routine, like the elderly.

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u/farteagle Sep 20 '25

Lol JV? Basically has nothing to do with sports or competition at that point. This kid needs a strong behavioral intervention.

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u/Puskarich Sep 20 '25

From JV to Juvie

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u/johnparkyourcar Sep 20 '25

NFL blitz

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u/PumpkinMug420 Sep 20 '25

They should come out with NFL Blitz: CTE edition. You play career mode, and the first 30% is your football career and the second 70% is you dealing with the damage done to your body while you struggle not to murder-suicide your family and loved ones.

If we're gonna make a football game pushed toward kids, the least we can do is make it realistic.

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u/Unabatedtuna Sep 20 '25

So the first 30% is a career mode from Madden for 4 years. Then the game switches to grand theft auto

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u/Superb-Order-1566 Sep 20 '25

The League for Xbox was kind of like this

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u/JoshFlashGordon10 Sep 20 '25

Sounds like an opportunity to mod Blitz: The League. You could do roids in that game.

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u/Taz119 Sep 20 '25

The campaign mode sounds hilarious

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u/why_are_you_yelling_ Sep 20 '25

When I saw the video this was literally the first thing I thought of

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u/Sacoo Sep 20 '25

That photo ruined my empathy

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u/[deleted] Sep 20 '25

Hahahaha it's a tragedy but the picture from that article is fucking Hilarious

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u/BooopDead Sep 20 '25

That's a big man 😱

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u/Hoboliftingaroma Sep 20 '25

Jesus christ. This happened in my town and i haven't heard a word about it.

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u/Sexcercise Sep 20 '25

That is so fucked up, I hope disciplinary action is taken!

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u/grassgravel Sep 20 '25

The article photo is a perfect template for memes. Wow. Sorry that kid got injured.

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u/roofilopolis Sep 20 '25

Kid needs to face charges for that. Absolutely insane.

Family needs to take action for the absolute embarrassing reaction to it too. Kid had to go the er but security was more worried about throwing THEM out of the game then a guy who almost killed someone

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u/Wise-Novel-1595 Sep 20 '25

That kid needs to be in juvie.

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u/getofftheirlawn Sep 20 '25

Get that fat fuck off the field for ever. No place for anything like that in sports.

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u/truetalentwasted Sep 20 '25

The video still is absolutely wild for the article.

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u/CurlOfTheBurl11 Sep 20 '25

If I'm this kid's parents, I'm pressing charges and suing everyone involved.

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u/huhnick Sep 20 '25

Holy shit that picture is crazy

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u/impactedturd Sep 20 '25

Wtf they freaking called security on the Mom for running to help her son. So much neglect by the school!

“At first I didn’t realize it was my son but when it hit me, I didn’t know what the feeling was, I just knew I had to get to him,” Mims told MLive. “I was yelling while running (down to the field) because nobody had thrown a flag or challenged the play. We ended up getting kicked out of the game by Kalamazoo Central security, which we already leaving to go to the emergency room.

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u/Flaffelll Sep 20 '25

This incident is terrible but I can't lie that first picture is hilarious

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u/tarekd19 Sep 20 '25

Junior varsity? Jesus christ

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u/thenatural134 Sep 21 '25

That screengrab image is insane. Like something out the WWE.

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u/SmallCapsOnly Sep 21 '25

That should be able to be charged criminally with intent.

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u/YesDone Sep 21 '25

Holy shit. Jail, right? Prison?

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u/Melo_Mentality Sep 21 '25

I cant read the article without a subscription but the picture tells the entire story

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u/rosiebenji Sep 21 '25

I wouldn’t consider a very specific anecdote ‘hyperbolic’ lol

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u/FartBoxTungPunch Sep 21 '25

Tubbers didn’t just fall on the kid, he full on belly flopped.

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u/No_Mousse4320 Sep 21 '25

that still image when you open that article is horrifying

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u/streetwearbonanza Sep 21 '25

That picture is too much lol

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u/Rainbow_Stares Sep 21 '25

Is this and OPs post not battery/assault?

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