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What Mustafar said.
Hit was late, high, and (you don’t have to agree with this one) totally unnecessary up by 3 touchdowns. I like a good hit as much as anyone, but glorifying that one is poor.
The first hit in the US-Japan game is in no way, shape, or form deserving of a “best lacrosse hit of the week”; Clearly the hit was illegal, malicious, and completely unnecessary given the apparent 100 pound difference between the two athletes. On top of that it reflects poorly on the US who were up by 20 at that point.