01-08-2006, 11:16 AM
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Join Date: Jan 2006
Location: Clinton (as in Portis) New Jersey
Age: 64
Posts: 217
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Re: The Spitting Ejection
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Originally Posted by Schneed10
I think it's funny that Cowboy fans are coming here and ragging on Redskin players for their character. That's absurd.
In the heat of a football game, I just don't understand why spitting is an ejectable offense. Does spitting in a guy's face hamper his ability to play the game? No, and yet players are ejected for it. Meanwhile, a guy takes a swing at someone, trying to come up under the facemask to connect with throat and chin, and he's not ejected for it. Doesn't make any sense at all. If the punch connects, it could hurt the other player, preventing him from playing effectively. If spit connects, you wipe it off.
It just doesn't make sense. The punishment needs to fit the crime. It's unsportsmanlike conduct, no doubt. Sean Taylor is a punk, no doubt. But ejecting him is not a fitting punishment when so many other guys are allowed to take swings at each other and get away with a 15-yard penalty.
In my opinion, what Runyan did last week to Salave'a is way worse than what Taylor did to Pittman.
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I agree on the Runyon call. He should have been ejected. It still does not make what Sean diod right. Wether in the heat of battle or not spitting anyones face anytime is wrong.
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