I still can't understand this ******** fins up gesture is

[muddawgs]

Not taunting but Chris jones was.

 

[BulldogBlitz]

Hopefully, les will send a tape into the league office and demand something be done.

 

[Seinfeld]

The worst was when OM had thrown a couple of them up back in 2010 in Oxford, and then Pernell McPhee did the same after a stop and he immediately got flagged for taunting.

 

[Shamoan]

when you throw one out of love, its legit and legal. however, when you throw one out of hate (as seen in the color of the jersey) its taunting and thuggery.

 

[coach66]

I don't either.

Nm

 

[Wether]

Not taunting but Chris jones was.

It's a tradition, since Ole Miss started it. Basically same as MSU being only team allowed to have artificial noisemakers

 

[DerHntr]

It's a tradition, since Ole Miss started it. Basically same as MSU being only team allowed to have artificial noisemakers

Yeah because PLAYERS on the field and FANS in the stands are similar when talking about what is acceptable to the officials after a good play.

 

[KurtRambis4]

Derp*

*

 

[Hanmudog]

All kidding aside, the SEC needs to clarify what is and what isn't acceptable when it comes to celebrating instead of randomly throwing flags when they feel like it.

 

[patdog]

Agree. There were a couple of very questionable excessive celebration penalties yesterday.

 

[DawgatAuburn]

It's a tradition, since Ole Miss started it. Basically same as MSU being only team allowed to have artificial noisemakers

Is that true, or could any team have them as long as they play by the SEC rules?

 

[onewoof]

The funny thing is, deaf people aren't seeing the sign language for shark, they are making the sign language sign for Daddy.

 

[512taylor]

It's a tradition, since Ole Miss started it. Basically same as MSU being only team allowed to have artificial noisemakers

I'm not so sure OM "started it .

 

[Rebels7]

instead of randomly throwing flags when they feel like it.

See, now THAT'S tradition.