Along CT's line of thought, I noticed that Wease was pretty “demonstrative” in the UA game, too. I'd like to think it's just high school kids having some fun during their time in the spotlight. We all know that the first time they get leveled by a 240 pound college LB on a crossing route, they'll abruptly realize that their HS glory days are over. I'm confident that LR will get any ego and antics under control. To be overflowing with talent is a problem we can all live with.
PS nobody's walking on my lawn right now because it's covered with snow.
In college football, unlike pro football which resembles a prison yard rumble with fights, taunts and game altering personal fouls, some celebrations lead to penalties and some of these penalties are flagged by an either incompetent or just a touchy zebra. So why risk the outcome of a game ?
Maybe it's a good idea for a coach to harness SOME celebrations of his team. Any idiot should be able to recognize a celebration that's out of control and/or taunts an opponent.
These players train hard and practice hard during the season and deserve to jump around and chest bump without showing up an opponent whenever there's a big play made...so I'm not referring to most forms of emotional release by the players who are having fun and enjoying the moment.
I'm referring to sportsmanship.
