Oregon Football Players Organize Snowball Fight, Mostly Just Assault Random People With Snow
Snowball fights are fun. You get to hurt people, but only sort of. In college, if there’s a snow day, you can pretty much guarantee some group of students is going to have a snowball fight. Unless it’s a snow day in the south, where you only need half an inch to hit the ground before everyone wets themselves, loots the nearest grocery store, barricades themselves inside their homes, and cancels school for a week.
In the Midwest and in the north, however, snow days mean snowball fights, probably Schnapps-fueled snowball fights, among other things. This past Friday, the University of Oregon had a snow day for what appears to be a pretty legit snowfall, and of course, there was a snowball fight. What was unique about this one, however, is that it was organized by Oregon’s football players. I guess they didn’t have anything better to do since they didn’t make that weekend’s Pac-12 Conference Championship Game. No word on if any of the players were wearing shirts that read, “We Want Bama Something, Anything To Do.”
The video taken of the snowball fight presumably doesn’t show everything that happened, but what it does capture is Oregon football players basically just attacking random cars and the poor bastards inside of them.
Pretty dick move on the players’ part, though I’m not going to sit here and act like if I was drunk, with a hundred other bad influences, and throwing snowballs, that I wouldn’t have been drilling those cars, too. I would have. Regardless, it doesn’t appear that there was much of a snowball fight that took place, rather, just a bunch of Oregon football players, and other Oregon students, throwing snowballs at innocent passersby. They were pretty relentless, too. The guy who got out of his car has the patience of a saint.
Oregon’s coaching staff has seen the video, and has said that there will be disciplinary action, though there’s no word on if that will include players being suspended for the Alamo Bowl, in which Oregon plays Texas.
All in all, this snowball fight was pretty typical of the Oregon football team. Throw shit and runaway as fast as you can to avoid confrontation. The football players are lucky that the man who got out of his car wasn’t looking for a physical altercation, because everyone knows the Oregon football team pretty much folds when you get physical with them. Stanford would have flipped those cars over, you pussies. That’s why they won the Pac-12.
h/t College Spun
Typical Oregon football taking on weaker opponents just to talk about how great they are.
12 years ago at 12:06 pmthey really need to stop picking on Tennessee and Virginia
12 years ago at 3:55 pmAnd playing weaker opponents is not what the SEC does? You play only 8 league games and then get 7-8 home games a year.
12 years ago at 5:31 pmUCF, Clemson, Miami, FSU, Oklahoma St, Texas, Oregon, and VT aren’t weak. Plus, playing against Alabama, Auburn, Ole Miss, Georgia, South Carolina, Texas A&M, and Mizzou isn’t easy either. Why don’t we take a look at the Pac 12 schedule and their OOC games?
12 years ago at 8:19 pm…and then I leveled my M1 and blew him away
12 years ago at 12:07 pmRead this, re-read a paper I just wrote, and then re-read this again. I can write better articles than Bacon and so could quite a few other people.
12 years ago at 12:17 pmThen do it. Seriously. Submit something. Put up or shut up. Because the truth is, I jacked this off in 20 minutes and I’m pretty sure it’s still better than anything you could write.
12 years ago at 12:23 pm^Shots fired.
12 years ago at 1:49 pmreferring to the creative writing process as “jacking something off”. TFM.
12 years ago at 3:54 pmAs cliche as it sounds after talking shit, I wouldn’t contribute anything to TFM at this point. Its trending downward quick due to the huge amounts of squids who eat some of this shit up. It was obvious you jacked this off in 20 minutes cuz I’ve seen better humor before, that was my point.
12 years ago at 8:31 pmEverybody hates fucking Mondays. Especially dancing ones.
12 years ago at 12:26 pmAt least your comment lived on. Apparently mine pushed the envelope a little too much for Rob’s liking.
12 years ago at 2:03 pmIdk which admin deleted yours but it wasn’t me actually.
12 years ago at 2:32 pmIt’s snowballs, not rocks. Let’s not get our panties in a bunch.
12 years ago at 12:29 pmcompletely representative of Oregon students/football fans.
12 years ago at 12:33 pm“because everyone knows the Oregon football team pretty much folds when you get physical with them.” I’m pleased by this quote.
12 years ago at 12:42 pmFootball players not named Manziel. NF.
12 years ago at 12:47 pmEveryone in Oregon is super non-confrontational. They talk more shit than anyone else but won’t back it up when they get confronted about it. It’s definitely a Pacific North West thing.
12 years ago at 12:56 pmI go to U of O, and was there for the entire two hour snowball fight. I thought it was awesome what the football players did, which was getting the students of UO together to truly enjoy a snow day. The five minute glimpse of the end of the fight, which was mainly over at this point and had moved near the road, gives you no clear picture of the other 110 minutes of the “snowball fight”. I admit some people went too far during this particular video, but the other eight cars that passed through looked like they were amused by the snowballs. That being said, regular students, not just football players, we’re hitting cars at the end of the fight. I’m a female student and was partaking as well. I had an awesome time, people can really get upset over a snowball fight that they didn’t attend,(which I would too because like I said it was AWESOME) but I suggest they go back to watching paint dry
12 years ago at 1:04 pmJersey Chaser
12 years ago at 1:16 pmHow many times have you let Mariota give you a flyin’ hawaiian?
12 years ago at 1:31 pmToo many times to count
12 years ago at 2:07 pm