A big win for sportsmanship!
In the future, planting a flag on the 50-yard line at Ohio Stadium could be considered a serious crime, with serious consequences if the politicians' bill passes. Ohio Stadium is the home of the Ohio State Buckeyes, and the same politician plans to eliminate flag planting both at OSU's field and throughout the state.
The bill is in response to the brawl between Ohio State and Michigan, as well as other brawls caused by flag planting in college football.
After the game, a fight broke out between Michigan State and Ohio State. pic.twitter.com/XPwdAjfYzN
— FOX College Football (@CFBONFOX) November 30, 2024
In the name of sportsmanship and anti-sportsmanship, state Rep. Josh Williams (R-Sylvania Twp.) moved to introduce the Ohio bill on Tuesday, the newspaper reported. Port Clinton News Herald.
Williams' bill would “prohibit the erection of flagpoles and flags in the center of the football field at Ohio Stadium on the days of college football games and would name this law the Ohio Sportsmanship Act.”
But that's not all. (RELATED: That's all there is to loyalty: Fernando Mendoza leaves UC teammate hanging after initially claiming 'it was with my sons')
“No person shall erect a flagpole with a national flag attached to it in the center of the football field at Ohio Stadium, Ohio State University, on the day of a college football game, before, during or after the game.”
And this is the whole point of the cake.
“Anyone who violates this provision will be charged with the following crimes: felony 5 degrees. A violation of this section is a strict liability violation and Section 2901.20 of the Revised Code does not apply. ”
NEW: Ohio Congressman Josh Williams introduced the Ohio Sportsmanship Act on Tuesday…
This act makes it a felony to plant a flag in the center of Ohio Stadium 💀https://t.co/xSOlfTe033 pic.twitter.com/R2mm4Bpexw
— On3 (@On3sports) December 11, 2024
It's just incredible content! Wipe out the nonsense!
