Ex-NFL Player Stevie Baggs’ Shocking Response To Ohio Rep. Josh Williams’ Bill To Make Flag-Planting on Buckeyes Field A Felony

Ohio state Rep. Josh Williams, introduced House Bill 700 the “O.H.I.O Sportsmanship Act” on Tuesday hoping to make it illegal to plant a flag in Ohio Stadium. This was done in response to the Nov. 30 postgame brawl between Michigan and Ohio State after the 20-point-underdog Wolverines upset the Buckeyes, who were ranked No. 2 in the nation at the time.  Screenshot Michigan players attempted to plant their flag in the middle of Ohio State’s field, and all heck broke lose.& RELATED: ‘I Thought That Was Weak and Wack’: Former Ohio State Star Jonathan Wells Blasts Alma Mater, Says Fight Between Michigan and Buckeyes Was Deeper Than Planting A Flag Former NFL linebacker Stevie Baggs doesn’t like where the government is allocating its resources in this instance. In a way that interferes with the spirit of college football.& He expressed his feelings towards this proposed bill on The Shadow League’s “Locker Room” podcast on Wednesday. “It’s laughable. With all of the real things we have to deal with in the world, you tell me we have time to pass a bill like this… to make it a felony is crazy to me,” Baggs told “Locker Room” host Osei The Dark...