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Texas defensive end Colin Simmons received a 15-yard unsportsmanlike conduct penalty for simulating urination after a clutch sack against Tennessee. Despite the penalty, Texas won 20-17, with Simmons recording a program-record five sacks. The incident sparked intense debate regarding his public Christian faith and the coach's response to the behavior.
Texas edge rusher Colin Simmons recorded five sacks and a forced fumble in a 20-17 win over Tennessee, tying a program record. However, his performance was marred by an unsportsmanlike conduct penalty for miming urination, which negated a significant yardage gain and gave Tennessee a first down. Coach Steve Sarkisian defended Simmons' play but criticized the celebration, while Simmons apologized for the incident.
Texas defensive end Colin Simmons received an unsportsmanlike conduct penalty for simulating urination after sacking Tennessee quarterback Faizon Brandon. The 15-yard penalty negated a significant sack and gave Tennessee a first down, though Texas still won 20-17. Simmons tied a program record with five sacks, but the celebration drew criticism from coach Steve Sarkisian, who blamed 'society' for the behavior.
Texas defensive end Colin Simmons received an unsportsmanlike conduct penalty for simulating urination on the field during a 20-17 victory over Tennessee. While the play resulted in five sacks, the celebration cost Texas field position. Coach Steve Sarkisian defended the player from severe punishment but blamed broader societal trends for the behavior.
Texas defensive end Colin Simmons apologized for miming urination after sacking Tennessee quarterback Faizon Brandon, an act that resulted in a 15-yard unsportsmanlike conduct penalty. The penalty gave the Volunteers an automatic first down, though Texas still won the game 20-17. Simmons tied a program record with five sacks, becoming the first FBS player in 20 years to record that many against a ranked team. Coach Steve Sarkisian called the celebration a 'bad football play' but not a 'capital offense,' while Simmons responded to criticism from Johnny Manziel.
Texas defensive lineman Colin Simmons received a 15-yard unsportsmanlike conduct penalty for miming urination after sacking Tennessee quarterback Faizon Brandon. Coach Steve Sarkisian called the act a 'bad football play' but insisted it was not a 'capital offense,' noting that Simmons' five sacks were 'pretty cool.' Texas won the game 20-17 despite the penalty, which negated a significant yardage gain and gave Tennessee a first down.
Texas defensive lineman Colin Simmons received a 15-yard unsportsmanlike conduct penalty for miming urination after sacking Tennessee quarterback Faizon Brandon. The penalty gave the Volunteers an automatic first down, though Texas still won the game 20-17. Simmons apologized, calling it a moment of 'feeling himself,' while coach Steve Sarkisian labeled it a 'bad football play.'