Tennessee has shot itself in the foot several times during the Texas A&M game. Defensive back Nigel Warrior was ejected for absolutely annihilating Aggies 12th man Cullen Gillaspia. Warrior went out of his way to go after Gillaspia because he put a nasty hit on Evan Berry on a Tennessee kick return earlier in the game.
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The hit did not look to be clean at all as Gillaspia not only led with his helmet, but caught Berry right under the chin strap.
https://www.clippituser.tv/c/lrddq
There was no flag for that hit and that has made some Vols fans pretty upset.
Question: how was targeting not called on the Evan Berry hit/fumble?
— Rocky Top News (@rockytop_news) October 8, 2016
So Verne and Gary aren't even going to mention the helmet to helmet hit on the Evan Berry fumble. @CBSSports #Tennessee #reviewable
— brandon bassham (@bkbassham11) October 8, 2016
@NCAA if you want to use a film on targeting, use UT vs. TAMU Evan Berry. Your crew just blew it and a player is concussed. Great job.
— Lee Rice (@theleelee) October 8, 2016
Helmet to helmet blow not called, that's why Evan Berry fumbled, but they blind #TENNvsTAMU
— Harold Lawrence III™ (@MrGoBigOrange) October 8, 2016
#TENNvsTAMU govols @espn @TimBrando that hit on Evan berry should have been reviewed. Didn't JRM get ejected for something like that?
— Brian Hatmaker🇺🇸 (@BHattie) October 8, 2016
Helmet to helmet contact on Evan Berry. Butch Jones has every right to lay into the official. #terrible
— GRAYSON (@DJGraysonB) October 8, 2016
@CBSSportsCFB Please let me see the hit on Evan Berry's fumble again. It looked like #12 lowered helmet and hit him in the face. #noflag
— Bartley (@bartleymac) October 8, 2016
Or targeting? He has the mark from Evan Berry's face mask ON THE TOP of his helmet https://t.co/7p39WpoKvv
— Jordan Leaver (@jtleaver02) October 8, 2016
I would be angry too since the fumble led to a score for the Aggies and has given them a ton of momentum in this game.
[h/t Saturday Down South]
