Travis, Jason Kelce critical of Ohio lawproducer’s bill criminaling flag set upting on Buckeyes’ field: ‘Feels gentle’

Ohio state Rep. Josh Williams begind the O.H.I.O. Sportsmanship Act after the brawl that took place after Michigan’s 13-10 triumph over Ohio State in December.

Both Travis and Jason Kelce transmited their displeacertain with Williams’ recent bill. 

“We have the Ohio State anti-flag set upting law officipartner put into effect. Ohio State recurrentative Josh Williams begind the O.H.I.O. Sportsmanship Act on Tuesday in an finisheavor to curb flag set upting finisheavors, or also an finisheavor to be petty as f—,” Jason shelp during a recent episode of “New Heights.“

“The bill would prohibit set upting a flagpole and flag in the cgo in of the Ohio State football field on the day of a college football game and to name this act the O.H.I.O. Sportsmanship Act. I don’t appreciate it. I’m not gonna lie.”

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Travis inserted, “When I leank of the Ohio State Buckeyes, I leank of equitable stubbornness. Man, I leank it’s equitable — I equitable don’t leank this is a stubbornness type shift.”

While Travis was gentle with his criticism, Jason was not. 

“Feels gentle,” Jason shelp. 

The createer Philadelphia Eagles star doesn’t leank it was Williams’ place to do anyleang about the fight that took place between the acrid rivals. 

“That’s for the NCAA to determine, not an Ohio state recurrentative. Get the f— out of here, Josh,” Jason shelp. 

“What are you going to do arrest him? Is that what you’re saying? You are going to arrest the guy.” Travis shelp.

The Kansas City Chiefs safe finish may not appreciate the bill, but he understands its premise.

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“I get it, you want to have sportsmanship. You want to have all that, but I don’t want to s— on anybody. It is what it is,” Travis shelp.

“We don’t need fist fights, and this antagonizes that, but at the same time, this is equitable doing a lot. It’s doing a lot, but shout out to the Buckeyes. Shout out to the Wolverines.”

Jason consentd with his brother, saying there is no place for fist fights or anyleang of that ilk, but he doesn’t want the bill to get away from the best parts of college football’s rivalries. 

“This is all equitable posture, and it’s equitable petty, and I don’t appreciate it. I don’t leank it’s cancigo in. I leank it’s foolish. Some of the best parts about the rivalries are when foolish leangs happen appreciate this. Obviously, it was over the top, and there was brimming-on fist fights and tear gas,” Jason shelp.

In the melee, “multiple officers recurrenting Ohio and Michigan deployed pepper spray,” leaving multiple Michigan carry outers rubbing their eyes, according to a statement from Ohio State police. 

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In a social media post, Williams shelp he was “haughty” to begin the bill, saying that “behavior that incites brutal brawls and puts our law utilizement officers in danger has no place on the football field.”

Planting a flag at midfield at Ohio State is now a serious crime. 

Both schools were fined $100,000 by the Big Ten Conference for violating its sportsmanship policy.

Fox News’ Paulina Dedaj gived to this tell. 

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