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Vicious brawl halts college football rivalry game
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There have been some incredible and intense rivalries in college football at the HBCU level. The longest rivalry in HBCU football history between the Johnson C. Smith Golden Bulls and Livingstone Blue Bears is one of the top rivalries.
On Saturday, the matchup between Johnson C. Smith and Livingstone was ruled a no-contest following a huge brawl in the third quarter.
So, JCSU and Livingstone has ended in the 3rd quarter after a full scale brawl. But trying to plan a flag at midfield….really? pic.twitter.com/J881MNj3cv
— Kris (@d2kferg) November 6, 2021
Game has been called with 5:23 in the third quarter when a benches-clearing melee breaks out. Livingstone was ahead of JCSU 17-3. pic.twitter.com/MCpR4ZRHF3
— The Charlotte Post (@thecharpost) November 6, 2021
See there, this kind of crap has no place in football. pic.twitter.com/otP18OdMEJ
— Kris (@d2kferg) November 6, 2021
CIAA Statement on Incident During Johnson C. Smith-Livingstone Football Game
🔗: https://t.co/9GnLxhFB1s pic.twitter.com/GOSoalPswK
— CIAA (@CIAAForLife) November 7, 2021
Livingstone had a 17-3 lead over Johnson C. Smith at the time of the brawl when both teams antagonized each other resulting in the brawl.
Both teams had players that threw punches during the brawl. The punishment for the players that threw punches will be disciplined in the upcoming weeks.