How can they do that?

Ok, i just found this article that says the Oregon Ducks are going to start getting penaltys for simulating thier Logo after they make a big play...i have to scratch my head about this because doesnt EVERY college team try and do that? I mean are they gonna penalize the Gators for doing "The Chomp" since it looks like a gators mouth? or the Seminoles for thier "Tomahawk" ? im sure there are a ton of other schools that also somehow simulate thier Logo in some way...what do you think?

http://rivals.yahoo.com/ncaa/football/blog/dr_saturday/post/Oregon-players-warned-to-stop-simulating-Oregon-?urn=ncaaf-wp6240

I guess they reviewed thier stance on it but it will still be a penalty if directed at the opponent..usually when i see any celebration it is directed at the opponent or opponents bench, should be interesting to see how this plays out.

"That being said, if the salute is directed at an opponent in a taunting gesture, it would be deemed to be a foul."

I heard the next thing they'll be removing is the ability to score against your opponent. That is simply unsportsmanlike

HurpDurpHurray wrote:I heard the next thing they'll be removing is the ability to score against your opponent. That is simply unsportsmanlike

what evers

If it's directed at an opponent or opponents bench, it should be called already...that rule's been in the game for a very long time.