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  • #8 Xavier vs Cincinnati rival matchup brawl

    The video description says Dec. 10th, 2010 but it was actually just a few hours ago.



    What the hell was #8 Xavier thinking? They could be without half their lineup or more for 5+ games or more, hell, could be 10 games or more. Dang near impossible for a high mid major to get in the top 10. Those coaches have to be livid, those players will regret this once the tempers simmer.

    I doubt they'll be ranked in the top 15 or 20 by mid January.

    Jason

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    There were a couple Xavier players throwing wild punches, and several Cincinnati players swinging their fists. One of the Cincy bench players tried to stomp on Xavier player Kenny Freese as he went down when Yancy Gates sucker punched him. It won't be hard to pick out the worst offenders, however, most of the Cincy bench came onto the floor, as did several of the Xavier bench. More amazing is the statement of the Xavier player in the postgame press conference trying to justify the fight and proudly saying they "gangsters".
    Officials from the Atlantic 10 and the Big East will review Saturday's Cincinnati-Xavier fight and have the jurisdiction to hand out more penalties and could do so by Monday.


    Also amazing- here are the game stories from the Cincinnati and Xavier websites. They don't bother to even mention the fight, or the fact that the game ended with 9.4 seconds still on the clock.
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    • #3
      Anyone happen to have that Mike Hughes game on tape?

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      • #4
        Originally posted by Da Coach View Post
        There were a couple Xavier players throwing wild punches, and several Cincinnati players swinging their fists. One of the Cincy bench players tried to stomp on Xavier player Kenny Freese as he went down when Yancy Gates sucker punched him. It won't be hard to pick out the worst offenders, however, most of the Cincy bench came onto the floor, as did several of the Xavier bench. More amazing is the statement of the Xavier player in the postgame press conference trying to justify the fight and proudly saying they "gangsters".
        Officials from the Atlantic 10 and the Big East will review Saturday's Cincinnati-Xavier fight and have the jurisdiction to hand out more penalties and could do so by Monday.


        Also amazing- here are the game stories from the Cincinnati and Xavier websites. They don't bother to even mention the fight, or the fact that the game ended with 9.4 seconds still on the clock.
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        http://www.goxavier.com/sports/m-bas...121011aaa.html
        Looked like Wells started with the hard push and then Gates did the sucker punch during the shoving....Gates should be gone for the season IMO and Wells for several games

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        • #5
          Anyone see the post game press conference quotes from Xavier players? Classless.

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          • #6
            Originally posted by GenoFan01 View Post
            Anyone see the post game press conference quotes from Xavier players? Classless.

            I saw that too...both teams are in the same boat

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            • #7
              Originally posted by GenoFan01 View Post
              Anyone see the post game press conference quotes from Xavier players? Classless.
              They could not have handled that any worse. Whoever decided to let them even get in front of a camera without very specific instructions needs to be fired. This might sound over dramatic, but I have to imagine that if something like this went down between BU and ISU, our players would be kept more in check than making comments about being "gangsters rather than thugs." Did Xavier BB not have anyone with any kind of a PR degree in the building?
              ONCE A BRAVE... ALWAYS A BRAVE
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              • #8
                Originally posted by jasonpeoria911 View Post
                The video description says Dec. 10th, 2010 but it was actually just a few hours ago.



                What the hell was #8 Xavier thinking? They could be without half their lineup or more for 5+ games or more, hell, could be 10 games or more. Dang near impossible for a high mid major to get in the top 10. Those coaches have to be livid, those players will regret this once the tempers simmer.

                I doubt they'll be ranked in the top 15 or 20 by mid January.

                Jason
                Maybe

                I doubt any of them will regret it. Much to worried about "cred" and the "aint nobody going to do that to me" mentality. The guy who threw the sucker punch and the guy who tried to kick him when he was on the ground should be suspended a LONG time. This looked like one of those Chicago Public League brawls they were having a couple years ago. Seemed like one broke out every weekend. Just a street fight indoors.

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                • #9
                  I like the stance Cinci Coach Cronin took. I would hope that BU would take the same stance if an embarrassing incident like this ever took place.
                  Last edited by Braves4Life; 12-10-2011, 09:23 PM.

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                  • #10
                    You can take the baller out of da hood, but, ....

                    So much for organized sports creating leadership skills, discipline, respect for authority etc.

                    The inmates are now running the aslyum in college sports.

                    Both basketball programs have demonstrated they should not be participating in the NCAA.
                    BUilding for the Future

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                    • #11
                      If the Ncaa goes by its rules for fighting,both teams will forfeit their next game .Any player who particapated or left the bench should have to sit the next game,hence the forfeit. It will be interesting to see what they decide. Can't wait to see if they go by there own rules. I know how I'm betting.
                      Last edited by wily coyote; 12-11-2011, 04:32 PM.

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                      • #12
                        The NCAA would not suspend all the players at once, which would force a team to forfeit their next game. They would stagger the suspensions to allow the teams to play their games.

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                        • #13
                          Originally posted by Da Coach View Post
                          The NCAA would not suspend all the players at once, which would force a team to forfeit their next game. They would stagger the suspensions to allow the teams to play their games.
                          I would like to see the universities make a strong statement be suspending ALL players involved (in addition to NCAA suspensions) and forfeit a minimum of one game.

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                          • #14
                            Won't happen. A forfeit hurts too many others who are innocent. It hurts the team and the other players on the team, it hurts the other team who loses a game due to forfeit, and it hurts a lot of people who's jobs depend on the games being played. Any punishment doled out needs to be directed toward the offending players.

                            Example- Cincinnati's next game is at Wright State. Should Wright State be penalized by losing a home game and having to refund thousands of people's money?

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                            • #15
                              Originally posted by Da Coach View Post
                              Won't happen. A forfeit hurts too many others who are innocent. It hurts the team and the other players on the team, it hurts the other team who loses a game due to forfeit, and it hurts a lot of people who's jobs depend on the games being played. Any punishment doled out needs to be directed toward the offending players.

                              Example- Cincinnati's next game is at Wright State. Should Wright State be penalized by losing a home game and having to refund thousands of people's money?
                              Good point. DC. It should be interesting to see how the universities handle this.

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