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Akerphin

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I see OSU and Michigan (the schools) were fined $100K each for the juvenile nonsense at the end of The Game. The SCHOOLS didn't do anything wrong, the police responded (probably) in an appropriate manner. It was on the PLAYERS. Now that there are NIL funds for the players, why not take the $ from there? If a player is receiving $$ and participated in the melee, make him pay a fine. Right?
 
I see OSU and Michigan (the schools) were fined $100K each for the juvenile nonsense at the end of The Game. The SCHOOLS didn't do anything wrong, the police responded (probably) in an appropriate manner. It was on the PLAYERS. Now that there are NIL funds for the players, why not take the $ from there? If a player is receiving $$ and participated in the melee, make him pay a fine. Right?
I like it. Stop coddling and protecting them.
 
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I'd rather see those players involved with fighting, suspended their next game. In OSU's case that would be a playoff game. Money from the university is not going to prevent that type of activity.
 
It is time to have some sportsmanship. Celebrate a victory, but no reason to be disrespectful.

Everyone talks about the Michigan/OSU game, but this happened in the South Carolina game, Florida game, and a couple of others.

NCAA needs to work with the conferences and put in big enough restrictions and penalties to stop these stupid acts.
 
I see OSU and Michigan (the schools) were fined $100K each for the juvenile nonsense at the end of The Game. The SCHOOLS didn't do anything wrong, the police responded (probably) in an appropriate manner. It was on the PLAYERS. Now that there are NIL funds for the players, why not take the $ from there? If a player is receiving $$ and participated in the melee, make him pay a fine. Right?
Hit them in their NIL and watch them cry like babies. Bet they still wouldn’t wise/grow up from it though.
 
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