Wisconsin played against LSU at Lambeau Field on Saturday. The Tigers were excited to score touchdowns and take part in the Green Bay Packers’ Lambeau Leap, a tradition of jumping into the fans in the end zone after scoring. Well, that was until coach Les Miles had something to say about it.
“I promise you that if anybody jumps into that Lambeau Leap, they’ll end up with their thumb out to see if they can get a ride home,” Miles said pointedly on the SEC weekly teleconference Wednesday morning. “It’s college football. And we’re going to play it that way. And I think our guys understand that we’ll do it right.”
Pulling off the Lambeau Leap will cost you 15 yards in college football.
ESPN’s Todd McShay isn’t a player, though, so he had fun with it. Some nice Wisconsin fans helped him out a little bit.
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Looks like @McShay13 is gonna have to hitchhike home...
Wooooooo! Way to go!
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