Chuck Martin criticizes penalty for videoboard display in Ohio game
2 sources • 1 min read • Latest: Nov 13, 2026, 5:07 AM
Last updated Nov 13, 2026

Miami RedHawks head coach Chuck Martin expressed frustration following an unsportsmanlike conduct penalty during a game against Ohio on November 10. The penalty stemmed from the team displaying multiple uprights on the videoboard during Ohio's failed field goal attempt, which led to an automatic first down for the Bobcats. Martin questioned the rationale behind the penalty and noted that he found the display unoffensive. He likened the situation to distractions faced by kickers and remarked on the absurdity of the officials' decision.
- •Miami RedHawks faced a penalty for violating videoboard usage rules.
- •The incident occurred during a Mid-American Conference game against Ohio.
- •Ohio kicker Brack Peacock missed a field goal before the penalty was called.
- •Martin described the situation as bizarre and criticized the officiating.
- •The game took place at Yager Stadium in Oxford, Ohio.
- 5:07 AMYahoo Sports — Miami's Chuck Martin slams Speedos in videoboard upright penalty rant
"Miami RedHawks head coach Chuck Martin had a bizarre and memorable reaction to the team's penalty for showing uprights on the videoboard against Ohio.
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