The Colorado State Rams football team has been rocked by a shocking report from their head coach Mike Bobo. Coach Bobo has reported that safety Henry Blackburn has received death threats following a hit he made on Travis Hunter during the Rams’ last game.
The hit occurred during the third quarter of the game when Travis Hunter was attempting to catch a pass. Henry Blackburn, who was defending Hunter, made a hard tackle that resulted in Hunter being taken off the field on a stretcher.
Following the game, Coach Bobo reported that Henry Blackburn had received death threats from fans of the opposing team. He said that the threats were “unacceptable and inexcusable” and that the team was taking the matter very seriously.
The Rams have taken steps to ensure that Henry Blackburn is safe and protected. They have provided him with additional security and have asked fans to refrain from making any further threats.
The incident has sparked a debate about the safety of players in college football. Many people are questioning whether the rules are too lax and if players are being put at risk of serious injury.
The Rams are now focusing on ensuring that their players are safe and that they can play without fear of receiving death threats or serious injury. The team is also working to ensure that their fans understand that violence and threats of violence are not acceptable.
This incident serves as a reminder of the importance of safety in college football and the need for teams to take steps to protect their players. It is also a reminder that violence and threats of violence are never acceptable and should never be tolerated.