College football is officially back, and we got a harsh reminder that running onto the field comes with consequences after a fan absolutely got trucked by a security guard at TDECU Stadium on Saturday during the Houston Cougars’ season opener against Oregon State.
You Gotta See This Hit
Man, you gotta see this hit. This fan, rocking a blue shirt, decided it was a brilliant idea to run aimlessly onto the field during the first quarter. He wasn’t looking out for danger, kinda just meandered his way all the way to the 50-yard line. He even looked confused when one security guard started chasing, then stopped. That’s when the second HPD officer or security guard, who had a full running start, absolutely lit him up!
It was explosive, allowed zero wiggle room, and brought him down hard. The ESPN broadcast, with Heisman Trophy winner Andre Ware, and the fans went absolutely raucous. The source said this security guard could probably run a 4.7, and they laid out this fan like Terry Tate, Office Linebacker. Seriously, the Coogs defense might have had four sacks on the day, but the sweetest one didn’t even come from someone in red and white.
Oh Yeah, There Was a Game Too
Oh yeah, there was a game happening too, right? The Cougars actually put away the upset-minded Beavers, winning 33-20. They had some big plays, with wide receiver Amare Thomas making some noise. Re’Shaun Sanford II broke loose for a 56-yard gallop, which was huge. Connor Weigman slung it for 305 yards, and Keisean Henderson even made a one-play appearance. The offense stacked up College Football 27 numbers with an additional 228 yards rushing.
So while the scoreboard read 33-20 for the Coogs, the real highlight everyone’s still talking about from that humid Saturday night in Houston is probably the security guard’s form tackle. What a way to kick off the season!
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Originally reported by Yahoo Sports.
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