Florida State coach Willie Taggart embraces new turnover backpack — College Football (@holidayhqteam) Alabama was actually the first school in recent years to reward players for turnovers by giving them something gaudy to wear. Since the 2015 season, Alabama rewarded takeaways by giving players a “ball-out belt” constructed in the style of a boxer’s championship belt.

But UM had the original turnover chain. UM coach Mark Richt, while not mentioning any of the copycat schools by name, said on WQAM’s Hurricane Hotline this week that the difference between UM’s chain and the others is that Miami’s “got a cool factor that can’t be matched by anybody in the country. Easy language home study course pdf software. There will be other teams with some kind of prop and nobody else shows up to even shake their hand.” The chain has a larger meaning, Richt said. “It’s about the celebration of something great happening.” Incidentally, UM made a great decision by allowing Malek Young to place the chain around the neck of teammates all season. Young’s playing career ended when he sustained a neck injury in the Orange Bowl.

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