Twitter says Day is suspended

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Originally Posted by StThierry

Day needs to do some stomping in Oxford . What they going to do? It will be his last regular season game as a senior.

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Suspend him for the SEC Championship game...

Anybody that wants to give their opinion to the commish can email him at mlslive@sec.org

That is the address per the SEC office

Ha, that's true

Dillon Day needs to sign up for "So You Think You Can Dance" or something similar. The way he can move his feet, in mid-air, and time the stomping of an LSU player who is in motion rolling on his back, all in about 1/4 of a second is some damn incredible moves. I'm talking he could give Mikhail Baryshnikov a run for his money.

Slive says "Know your place, MSU!"

This crap makes me think we should market ourselves as the "anti-SEC", SEC team. The rest of the nation hates the SEC and we could gather a large following playing the underdog role. Best of all no more S.E.C. chants from our crowd.

I just saw someone of Facebook call Day a bully. You know what I say to that? Great! We need some bullies. We've been pushed around long enough. At least our guys do it on the field instead of trying to be billy badass on some Florida beach. You want to play us? Good, come on. Just know that you might get stepped on, you might have someone's nuts in your face when you stand up. You better be scared because we play dirty and we don't care. They can all kiss my ass all the way to the championship game.

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Originally Posted by fishwater99

I told you guys, but someone locked my thread..

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good job being right

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Originally Posted by deltadawg99

Anybody that wants to give their opinion to the commish can email him at mlslive@sec.org

That is the address per the SEC office

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I just did my part and sent an email to Slive.

email to commissioner ****tard

Commissioner,

Has any of the actions by players #52 and #4 been scrutinized from the game Saturday night? #52 ripped at Prescott's head and #4 kicked him while he was on the ground immediately after the tackle with 17 seconds left in the 3rd quarter. With the suspension today of an MSU player I think it prudent to also take a look at the actions of the 2 LSU players that were very egregious and have no place in our sport. You need to do your job on this and take some action.

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Originally Posted by CadaverDawg

And once again, if you aren't 100% certain that he did it on purpose! you don't suspend him. And there is zero way of knowing he did it intentionally. So it's an "assumption"...period.

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Look, I am pissed that Day is suspended too, but this is just not a good argument. They are not going to set a precedent that says it is perfectly ok to stomp on your opponents, as long as you make a poor attempt to appear as though you are jumping over another player. That shit would start happening every single week.

And lets be honest.....Day may not have initially jumped with the intent to stomp on that guy, but he clearly saw him laying there and made absolutely no effort to miss him. Hell, he didn't even try to make it look like it was an accident. He was never off balance and he didn't stumble at all when he came down on the guy which means he knew exactly where he was landing....if you are going to land on somebody like that you have to at least fall down to make it look like you made some effort to miss him and like you didn't have perfect control of your body.

The bottom line is, that you very rarely see people get stomped on like this in the open field, and somehow or another this is the third time that Day has done it......at that point, the conference doesn't give a shit whether or not he did it intentionally - they are making it clear that he had better start intentionally not doing it if he wants to keep playing.

#OurDay

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Originally Posted by TheRef

Paul brought up a good point. How can the SEC suspend Day for this hit, but not suspend Chris Fairley for his hit on Aaron Murray a couple of years ago?

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THAT is the first thing I thought too when I opened this thread.

Sent the clip to a cousin who is a Barn alum - figure since they hate cowbells so much I could get a "neutral" opinion on this. He said "I saw that the other day. It looks like he overran the play and was trying to stop both times.
Then the next day I "heard" he had done it in other games.
I like the nastiness- not necessarily the stomping, but I like the hustle downfield."

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Originally Posted by sandwolf

Look, I am pissed that Day is suspended too, but this is just not a good argument. They are not going to set a precedent that says it is perfectly ok to stomp on your opponents, as long as you make a poor attempt to appear as though you are jumping over another player. That shit would start happening every single week.

And lets be honest.....Day may not have initially jumped with the intent to stomp on that guy, but he clearly saw him laying there and made absolutely no effort to miss him. Hell, he didn't even try to make it look like it was an accident. He was never off balance and he didn't stumble at all when he came down on the guy which means he knew exactly where he was landing....if you are going to land on somebody like that you have to at least fall down to make it look like you made some effort to miss him and like you didn't have perfect control of your body.

The bottom line is, that you very rarely see people get stomped on like this in the open field, and somehow or another this is the third time that Day has done it......at that point, the conference doesn't give a shit whether or not he did it intentionally - they are making it clear that he had better start intentionally not doing it if he wants to keep playing.

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Given it was caught on camera in the open field and happened twice about the only way he could have gotten by with it was if he had a clean background on anything like this happening previously. Unfortunately he doesn't.

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Originally Posted by Dawg61

Why would we move a guard to center instead of just playing the backup center? He had one bad snap. I'd rather play the guy used to that position and calling plays from there than moving someone out of position. Center is one of the toughest jobs on the field. Moving Beckwith makes us weaker at three positions not just one.

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Because we will be better with Beckwith at Center and either Desper or Clayborn at guard. I think they know who can play where. the whole deal sux. What pisses me off is it is bad enough that pussified Tigers and Rebs were crying about it but our own Fans were talking up that shit.All Pussies need to move on to Soccer-MSU fans included.

I started a petition on change.org in regards to the matter. I already started a thread but if anyone would like to read and sign here is the link. Thank you

https://www.change.org/p/southeaster...layers-equally