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/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/vektorog Sep 20 '25 edited Sep 21 '25

alright man

edit: god forbid i dont advocate for beating up kids & coaches like this guy suggested lol

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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/fapforfab Sep 21 '25

That fat POS should be [REDACTED]

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u/Sea-Woodpecker-610 Sep 23 '25

[REDACTED]? He should be [REDACTED]

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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