Watch the women’s soccer game between LSU and Ole Miss turn into a wrestling match
A furious brawl broke out between LSU and Ole Miss players during the women’s SEC Soccer tournament game on Sunday, resulting in the dismissal of three players. Maya Gordon of LSU and Ramsey Davis of Ole Miss were involved in a fight along the touchline while attempting to steal the ball. Gordon was successful in obtaining possession for LSU; however, Davis was not pleased and sprinted in desperation to retrieve the ball, grabbing Gordon by the waist in an attempt to restore possession.
Insane Fight Breaks Out Between LSU And Ole Miss Players During SEC Women’s Soccer Tournament 2022
As Ole Miss head coach Matt Mout sought to separate Davis from the sidelines, the situation intensified. When Matt Mout attempted to separate Davis from the sidelines, LSU’s Rammie Noel went towards Davis, reportedly snatching her hair and dragging her to the ground to defend Gordon. A couple of LSU players nearby tried to move their colleagues away from the scene as well. Everyone’s attention was on the players who were finally departing.
The situation became out of hand, and both teams’ coaches had to intervene to end the brawl. As a result of the incident, the referee marched to the scene and issued red cards to Gordon, Davis, and Noel. Gordon was afterwards spotted being escorted off the field by a member of the LSU staff in tears and holding her hair. With two players dismissed, things only got worse for the LSU, who were defeated 3-0 by Ole Miss. For their roles in the brawl, all three players have allegedly earned one-game suspensions.
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Since 1993, the competition has been conducted yearly. It is a single-elimination competition with 10 teams presently participating. The SEC women’s soccer tournament (also known as the SEC tournament) is the Southeastern Conference’s conference championship competition in collegiate soccer (SEC). Tennessee is the current tournament champion, and Florida is the competition’s most successful team, having won twelve times.