Will Leavitt have to respond ????

[RandyGator]

Gotta move on!!!

BEAT UCF!!!!!

[the_bull_monty]

It looked pretty harmless, ....so I tried it on a cop outside.  Bad Idea!

just kidding

[bulls96go]

good response, measured

hug at the end was classic

[twillybull]

It looked like he was trying to hide from Leavitt after making that potentially game losing mistake...  I betcha he never does that again!

[BJ]

You know, on this play they could have called either him or number 22 I believe, who just pushed over a FAU player after the play was over.  In fact, I thought that was who the penalty was called on at first until I saw the replay a time or two

[Bullhonkey]

the fact that we have a post on here about it is laughable.

What does it say that you took the time to respond?

[Z Bull]

If you will watch the film of the encounter with Leavitt and our player on the sideline, you will notice that when CJL grabbed the jersey, he was yelling at him for the dumb penalty.  CJL then let go of his jersy, put his arm around his shoulder and then CJL's facial expression changed.  My guess is that CJL was complementing him for his hustle and intensity.  When CJL slapped the back of his helmet, it came across more like an encouragement than out of anger if you look at CJL's face.  CJL did nothing wrong that he needs to answer for or defend.

Keep in mind, the national news media is not used to USF being as high in the rankings as we are.  It is going to take time for them to get used to the idea that we are there and we are going to be there for a long time.  So depending on the network, it will depend on what type of coverage we get.  Some networks give us better coverage than others.  We still don't get the after game coverage on ESPN that the other well established schools get, even with what we have done so far this year, and the other schools are not in the top 25 but get better and longer after game coverage (Sports Center, College Football Live, etc).

[E.T.]

He's done much worse head-butting a player wearing a helmet.