Shoe throwing

[ump_ben]

Anybody have anything here:
https://twitter.com/ESPNCFB/status/1170490015467679745?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw%7Ctwcamp%5Etweetembed%7Ctwterm%5E1170490015467679745&ref_url=https%3A%2F%2Fsports.yahoo.com%2Fbyu-defender-shows-off-his-arm-with-tennessee-qb-jarrett-guarantanos-cleat-013451016.html

[Clear Lake ref]

UNS could be argued. Probably a stern talking and tight rope for that player.

[mccormicw]

 I would think throwing the shoe of an opposing player would surely provoke ill will.  Also, even though the player can play without his shoe, he will likely miss a play retrieving and putting it on which seems unfair IMO.

[ElvisLives]

I would think throwing the shoe of an opposing player would surely provoke ill will.  Also, even though the player can play without his shoe, he will likely miss a play retrieving and putting it on which seems unfair IMO.

Precisely why this should be UNS.

[ump_ben]

I would think throwing the shoe of an opposing player would surely provoke ill will.  Also, even though the player can play without his shoe, he will likely miss a play retrieving and putting it on which seems unfair IMO.

The WH held the ready for play until he had it back on.

[TxBJ]

Definitely UNS.

[TampaSteve]

The WH held the ready for play until he had it back on.

for what it's worth, regarding UNS if it was tossed at the player: it was tossed in the direction of the shoe wearer's bench...it probably made it to the bench area too. maybe he was a former discus thrower.

[mccormicw]

Maybe he threw it because it smelled horrible.

[bossman72]