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YouTube videos of the incident are circling around the web and clearly depict Spikes' intentional bad behavior in an attempt to poke the opposing player in the eyes.
Even though the suspect move was allegedly a retaliation to an earlier incident, Spikes clearly showed poor judgment and will be suspended for the first half of next Saturday's game against Vanderbilt.
We've seen the video, and while both his team and the SEC believe a half-game suspension is sufficient, we think he may have got off easy on this one. Watch the video for yourself and let us know what you think in the comments.