WATCH: Tua Tagovailoa admits he got hit with a belt for throwing INTs during GameDay segment

ESPN’s College GameDay ran a segment on star Alabama QB Tua Tagovailoa on Saturday morning, and it was a good segment overall, but there was a weird moment.

During the interview, Tagovailoa basically admits to reporter Tom Rinaldi that he got hit with a belt for throwing interceptions while he was growing up.

As you can see below, Tagovailoa discusses getting hit with a belt for interceptions and bad grades:

Here’s Tagovailoa’s dad confirming that he used the belt on his son for throwing interceptions:

Yes, punishment with a belt was common for kids of a certain generation, but punishing a child for throwing interceptions seems a bit much even by those already outdated belt-wielding standards.

Thankfully, Tagovailoa’s days of being punished by his father are probably over.

Adam Spencer

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