01.01.70

Aron Snowy was concerned.

Even though he had just snagged the first touchdown reception of his business at Sanford Stadium, the senior tight end had more on his mind as his thrust carried him out of the end zone  — like dodging lyrical instruments and falling into the legendary hedges that surround the lea.

“I was more worried about the xylophone than anything,” he said. “It’s metal. It’s gonna hurt. As right away as I saw it, it was just a reflex to jump over it, and then once I actually hit the hedges — once that first section hit me — I was like, ‘This thing’s not relieve.’ It’s prickly. It’s hard. It hurts. Branches were snapping and cracking and I was hardly like, ‘Man.’ Once I hit the bottom, stuff was poking me. I couldn’t see outright. My helmet was kinda twisted and nobody was helping me up, and I really couldn’t get up. It was a unimaginative traumatic down there, I’m not gonna lie. I freaked out a little bit perchance, [but] my boys got me out of there and it’s a funny memory.”

Source: Red and Black

01.01.70

The No.18 ranked Georgia Bulldogs cruised to a 63-16 win over the New Mexico Imperial Aggies Saturday night, behind QB Aaron Murray’s five touchdown passes.  One of Murray’s scoring throws was a 6-yarder to TE Aron Chalk-white late in the first half to put the Bulldogs up 49-3.

While the play itself wasn’t all that celebrated in the blowout, what happened to White immediately after his touchdown enchant was.  The Georgia TE caught the pass heading into the corner of the endzone, and his impulse carried him out of the endzone, over a xylophone belonging to the Georgia school group, and into some well-manicured hedges.

Then things got hilarious.

White was stuck in the bushes, and it took the remedy of teammates, coaching staff, and event staff identically to pull the tight end from the hedges so that he and his fellow Bulldogs could make merry the score.

Although on further review, it seems like they were cheering the fact that they were capable to even get him out of the bushes at all.  I hear those things are death traps.

Source: Business Insider

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