On Saturday night, fans at the University of Texas football game were shocked when two fans were ejected from the stadium for grabbing Cason Wallace in the second half. Wallace, a freshman quarterback for the Longhorns, was running for a touchdown when two fans reached out and grabbed him as he ran past.<\/p>\n
The incident occurred just before halftime, and the two fans were immediately escorted out of the stadium by security. The University of Texas released a statement condemning the actions of the two fans, saying that such behavior was unacceptable and would not be tolerated.<\/p>\n
The incident sparked outrage among fans and players alike, with many taking to social media to express their outrage. Many players, including Wallace himself, expressed their shock and disbelief at the incident. Wallace said that he was thankful for the quick response of security and that he was thankful that no one was hurt.<\/p>\n
The incident has sparked a discussion about fan behavior at sporting events, with many arguing that fans need to be held to a higher standard of behavior. Many argue that fans should not be allowed to touch players, regardless of the situation. Others argue that fans should be held accountable for their actions and that if they are found to be in violation of the rules, they should be punished accordingly.<\/p>\n
No matter what side of the argument you fall on, it is clear that the incident involving Cason Wallace was an unfortunate one. It is important that fans remember to always respect the players on the field and to always act in a safe and responsible manner when attending sporting events.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
On Saturday night, fans at the University of Texas football game were shocked when two fans were ejected from the stadium for grabbing Cason Wallace in the second half. Wallace, a freshman quarterback for the Longhorns, was running for a touchdown when two fans reached out and grabbed him as he ran past. The incident …<\/p>\n