Baker Mayfield is right: College football needs to embrace the hate with flag planting
Folks, I want us to decide if we like college football rivalry weekend or not right now. Because, after the kerfuffle that broke out at The Game over the weekend, I’m seeing a lot of hand-wringing and finger-wagging that makes me think people don’t actually like the sport’s best weekend at all.
College football players scuffle after flags come out following rivalry wins
College football was dominated by flags on Saturday. Not the ones thrown by officials — the ones planted by players in the middle of the field. Michigan, North Carolina State and Florida celebrated road wins by displaying flags on the logos in the middle of their rivals’ stadiums. Arizona State put its own twist on the day with a trident.
During the post-game celebration, a group of Michigan players ran the team’s large flag onto the field and stabbed it into ...
South Carolina players tried to plant its flag on Clemson's midfield logo after its win, which led to a scrum. Here's how ...
Ohio State saved its best fight for last. Unfortunately for all that is Scarlet and Gray, when the Buckeyes finally started ...
On a busy day, flags were planted Saturday in Columbus, Ohio, Chapel Hill, N.C., and Tallahassee, Florida. A trident was driven into the earth in Tucson, Arizona.
Florida, Michigan, North Carolina State and Arizona State celebrate by displaying flags on their rivals’ midfield logos. It ...
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