Sunday, December 29, 2024

ARKANSAS A SHITKICKER STATE

 

Arkansas is not the  pinnacle of intelligence  .......intellect ......or anything in that field  ..... i live there  for  2  years .....in Jonesboro  ....a  real  "bible  buckle"   arkansas is known as  " the bible   belt"   and   joneboro  ........ that hypocritical buckle   of  it  all .....which........ in fact ......is a  dry state ........ and  makes it revenue  from  alcohol........ sales  ....because it has  no  bars ........ it has  clubs .......  which is   bars ......   that you pay a  dollar or two   membership for ......but they fuckers  drink and  do drugs  and  there   approx  200 banks and  churches  and   for a town   whose  faith   is in good   has a  large  medical complex   ....go  figure..................................it is one shitty place to live  ...if you are old and  dying   yes  .....the only redeeming factor i could say it was   67   miles  form  gracelands .....if you do not  know  what  gracelands is   ...you are wasting your  time  being in here  ........ ......and memphis  ....that's  it  nothing else ........probably   the razorbacks is all they got in  excitement ........it sure is a  strange place  ....for real .......so this is no  surprise .......



Texas Tech player CJ Baskerville has broken his silence after an Arkansas opponent stomped on his ankle, leading to calls for his rival to be banned from football for life.  

Fans were left furious after footage emerged of Arkansas left tackle Fernando Carmona crushing Baskerville's ankle seemingly on purpose in the Razorbacks' 39-26 win over the Red Raiders 39-26 in the Liberty Bowl in Memphis.

Footage of the incident shows the moment players are trying to get back to their feet after a six-yard rush by Braylen Russell with Carmona, a team captain, stood up above the pile. 

Baskerville can be seen laying on the floor, seemingly still down after making a tackle.

It's at that moment that Carmona can be seen purposefully stomping on Baskerville's ankle, pushing all of his weight down on his opponent's leg. 

A furious Baskerville posted two videos of the incident on X and captioned them: 'There’s no denying that Arkansas played a great game last night, I am not taking that away from them. 

Texas Tech player CJ Baskerville has spoken out after an opponent stomped on his ankle

Texas Tech player CJ Baskerville has spoken out after an opponent stomped on his ankle

Fans want Fernando Carmona to be banned from football life after the shocking incident

Fans want Fernando Carmona to be banned from football life after the shocking incident

'But #55 Fernando Carmona blatantly stepping on my ankle and pressing down on it on purpose is straight up dirty. 

'Proceeds to say "got your b**** a***." Do better @RazorbackFB.'

In the footage, Baskerville can be seen writhing around on the floor in pain afterwards, although the referees appeared to miss it. 

Angry fans took to social media immediately after the incident to call for Carmona Jr. to be banned for life. 

One wrote: 'This should be his last game ever. What a loser.'

Another commented: 'This was absolutely on purpose. You can tell he held his right leg up until he was on top of the other guy's ankle, and then he press down. 

'A normal step wouldn't have had that hesitation. He should be kicked off the team and the team should be fined.'

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A third posted: 'I hope every NFL scout and coach sees this. What a terrible thing to do.'

'He should be banned from playing football forever!' another commented. 

One comment read: 'I mean, to have that even come into our mind to do, let alone actually do it... Wow. Absolutely cut him immediately.' 

Baskerville took to social media to condemn Carmona's actions
The Texas Tech player called his rival 'straight up dirty'

Baskerville took to social media to condemn Carmona's actions as 'straight up dirty'

Offensive lineman Carmona helped quarterback Taylen Green throw for 341 yards and two touchdowns as Arkansas pulled away in the second half to earn a 39-26 win.

Green completed 11 of 21 passes, two for touchdowns, and added 81 yards and a score on 15 rushes. He led a big-play attack that saw the Razorbacks pile up 559 total yards.

Will Hammond connected on 20 of 34 passes for 280 yards, a touchdown and two second-half interceptions for the Red Raiders, filling in for injured starter Behren Morton.

However, Texas Tech's offense, which trimmed a 21-3 first-quarter deficit to 21-19 in the second quarter, couldn't respond in the second half. 




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