Correct. Now, let's take a look at Duran Payne. He is right there. Amun Rav St. Brown is walking, and then he just, bam, throws a punch right at Amun Ragh. Makes no sense to me. He gets ejected. And then Javon Kinlaw, he actually hits the official who then throws a flag on him for unnecessary roughness. Like this is all bad.

That was all bad in the moment.

Before I get to what I want to get to, let me just begin by acknowledging our team got

its ass kicked by the other team.

Nothing that happened in this sequence with Duran Payne throwing a

punch, and the reason I'm bringing it up is there's now video about what happened that led to

Duran Payne punching Amman Ross St. Brown. Nothing that happened in this sequence would have

changed the outcome of the game even a little bit.

Duran Payne's staying in the game wouldn't have meant anything.

Detroit could name their number.

They were far, far superior and are far superior.

So for those that reached out to me after I tweeted out the video, I saw J.P. Finley tweet

out the video that now is out there. I guess Duran Payne put it out on his Instagram. And clearly

Amon Rae St. Brown punched Duran Payne in the head just previous to Duran Payne swinging at Amonra.

And a referee literally witnesses the entire thing front row.

The referee is within a yard.

And unless the referee's got his eyes closed, it is beyond me how he does not flag Amman Rae St. Brown

for a straight right cross to Duran Payne's head. I don't want to get into, I could care

less about whether or not that justifies. You know what? It does justify Duran swinging at

a Monra in a game like that. Sure. You know, people It does justify Duran swinging at Amman Ra in a game like that.

Sure. You know, people lose their cool when they get punched in the head.

If the referee had done his job by throwing the flag,

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