Categories: NCAA Football

Oregon Duck football players facing disciplinary actions following snowball fight

A video of a snowball fight at the University of Oregon has gone viral, and unfortunately, for the wrong reasons. Oregon students and football players organized an impromptu snowball fight on campus.  The snowball fight quickly got out of control, with one retired professor getting snow dumped on him after he stopped to get out of the car, which the above video from the Emerald shows.
The Oregon players that participated in the event will supposedly face disciplinary actions, according to Ducks coach Mark Helfrich via ESPN:

“On Saturday, I was made aware of an incident that occurred Friday afternoon during the snow day involving multiple Oregon students including members of the football team. The behavior exhibited in the video is completely unacceptable and dangerous. We take this matter very seriously and disciplinary actions have begun.”

Will the offenders be suspended for Oregon’s Alamo bowl game with Texas? That’s yet to be determined.

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