re: The SEC's legal duty to protect the health of its athletes

I think it's beyond suspension. He did it last year, and was suspended, but learned nothing. This year he did it three times in one game. Who knows how many other times he has done this and not been caught by the camera.The fact that he got on Twitter the night of the game and gloated about it and those who criticized him and his play shows he doesn't care. It's time that the SEC protect its players and stop allowing rogue attackers like this person to play. That should be a lifetime ban from SEC football