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Rhodes Scholar candidate linebacker hypes up by RAMMING HIS HEAD INTO TEAMMATE HELMETS AND BLEEDING EVERYWHERE

This looks like it would hurt.

Penn State linebacker Ben Kline played his final game as a Nittany Lion in Saturday’s TaxSlayer Bowl loss to Georgia. Before the game, he decided to give a pregame pep talk and smash his head against his teammates’ helmets.

Unfortunately, that made him bleed like crazy.

The blood was so bad that Kline had to change jerseys before the game. Do not hit your head against helmets if you don’t want to bleed.

He’s actually a very smart person. Or something like that:

Asked just how smart Kline is, [head coach James] Franklin said with a laugh, “He’s a Rhodes Scholar candidate, but he’s not really that sharp. He’s beating the system.”

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