BOID wrote:
After seeing that still shot, I feel angry enough to want that creep to be made to feel the same kind of injurious pain and anxiety about missed games. He should be declared ineligible for the entire season, perhaps even for life. He should also become a defendant in court for assault and battery. If there are significant demonstrable damages, then Mika should consider a civil suit as well. As for the NCAA, I doubt they will have the courage to throw this thug out for more than his already incurred ejection.
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I think a suspension for a few games is inadequate for a blatant attack that could potentially mame a person for life. People have been blinded by such attacks. I think the player should be banned from college basketball and the coach receive a suspension to send a message that coaches are responsible to teach their players that assault is not a part of civilized basketball, no matter what justification the player may feel he has. Sinse the NCAA won't do anything, the player, the coach and the school should be sued.
The same thing happened to Jonathan Tavernary a few years ago. If not adressed agressively, it will continue to happen (not just to BYU players) until someone is blinded. If properly addressed, coaches will make controlling their players a priority.