Throughout the first two weeks of
the 2017 season, several teams have introduced their new turnover awards,
meaning when a player forces a turnover for the other team that results in them
getting the ball back. Miami first showed off a huge gold chain with a “U”
medallion for players to wear on the sidelines. This is fitting for them, as
the gold chain is quintessential Miami. Other teams like Colorado State and Ole
Miss now wear wrestling style championship belts after creating turnovers.
However, not all teams have created positive buzz from these new traditions.
Tennessee just debuted a big grey trashcan for players to throw balls in after
turnovers. After their last season and laughable comments made by head coach,
Butch Jones, you would think Tennessee would realize maybe a trashcan is not
the best representation of an accomplishment for their team. If anything, they
have become the punch line for many jokes among college football.
Georgia, though, may have just
one-upped everyone this past Saturday in their game against Notre Dame when
Lorenzo Carter sacked the Notre Dame quarterback causing a fumble in the third
quarter. Immediately on the sidelines, he was spotted wearing an all gold set
of spiked shoulder pads with “savage” written under the G. Later in the game,
Davin Bellamy also wore them after causing a fumble that won Georgia the game.
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