Montana State Bobcats running back Julius Davis has issued a public apology to his coach and his team for engaging in a yelling match with the coach on the field during Saturday’s win, 21-13, over Yale.
The incident occurred after the game when Davis approached a Yale player and began verbally engaging with him. Bobcats coach Brent Vigen quickly stepped in to try to guide Davis away from the scene, but Davis didn’t take kindly to the urging and erupted in a yelling match with the coach, according to The Athletic.
Fellow Bobcats player Takhari Carr also jumped into the fray and tried to separate Davis from coach Vigen. But the cornerback earned a sharp shove from Davis for his trouble.
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Davis has issued
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