WELCOME, GuestCal Tailback Jahvid Best Suffers Concussion in Terrifying Fall on TD Run as Golden Bears Fall to Oregon State
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Jahvid Best had just put his team on the scoreboard with an amazing leap into the endzone on a TD run but he was ciipped in the air and fell down hard on his spine and lay stiff for several minutes... before he was carted off the field. Best was reportedly able to move his extremities in the hospital, but the Golden Bears weren't the same after they lost Best and the Beavers beat them 31-14.more>>
| Date: | 11/7/2009 |
| Category: | Highlights - Full Game Highlights |
| Teams: | Oregon State Beavers California Golden Bears |
| Players: | QB Sean Canfield WR James Rodgers RB Jacquizz Rogers RB Jahvid Best QB Kevin Riley |
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Flying leaps are dangerous but shouldn't become illegal because they player that decides to leap controls his own actions. Horse collar tackles and helmet to helmet hits, the player being hit has no control over.
Do the rules need changing? Are flying leaps into the end zone any less dangerous than high tackles or horse collars? Anyone have some thoughts??