A bizarre altercation after LSU vs. Texas A & M would have included punch

After Texas A & M defeated LSU on Saturday in a match that tied FBS's overtime record (seven) and set a new points record (146), a LSU staff member gave a fist to a person who appears to have worked for A & M or be affiliated to the team.

LSU's Director of Player Development, Kevin Faulk, a former Tigers and NFL midfielder, has battled with a person carrying identification information on the court.

Faulk's fist is closed in this photo, giving the impression that he is punching, but I have not seen a video of the incident to confirm that:

There are hundreds of people on the field at a college football game, many with different references that go to people performing different functions (media, security, personalities, team staff, group, staff cheerleading, etc.). And after the match, there were a lot of people who looked like regular supporters crowding the field.

But this guy is dressed as some kind of support staff member, and the Dallas Morning News' Ben Baby shot a video of the man heading straight for Jimbo Fisher on the way to the head coach off the field, then started the conversation with Fisher:

It's unlikely that any guy will have caught Fisher's attention so quickly.

The guy in the red shirt would have reportedly confirmed, but not confirmed, that Steve Kragthorpe, assistant to the DLS, who has Parkinson's disease, has been beaten.

An LSU reporter for 247Sports said:

The author of LSU described a "random fan of Aggie" striking Kragthorpe:

But LSU said, as the picture shows, that a accredited A person from A & M hit Kragthorpe.

There is a ton, of course, that we still do not know. A & M Director of Sport Information Alan Cannon said the school was interested in this, according to L & # 39; lawyer.

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