Texas Safety BJ Foster Just Broke His Hand Punching His Car Bumper

Texas football coach Tom Herman said BJ Foster fractured his hand after punching his car bumper. Herman said Foster discovered his car bumper was damaged and nobody left a note. That led Foster to punch his bumper. He’s currently in a cast.
— Anwar Richardson (@AnwarRichardson) June 11, 2020

Texas DB B.J. Foster has suffered a broken hand after punching his car bumper. #CFB
Via @AnwarRichardson pic.twitter.com/5YxjKG39BM
— NCAAF Nation (@NCAAFNation247) June 11, 2020

Like Coach said — it’s never ideal to break your hand punching an inanimate object. It’s a fight you’ll never win.

But at the same time, I respect the move by BJ. It’s that type of passion and furry that makes him one of the top safeties coming into 2020. And it also allows him to make plays like this:

VIDEO: Texas talked all week, and really all year, about being the more physical team. Our @ATXANT10 got a great shot of BJ Foster (@nofear_2) lowering the boom on Jake Fromm. Texas was the more physical team all night. pic.twitter.com/dYT1aExecF
— Jeff Barker (@JeffBarker_) January 2, 2019

Personally, I don’t want the safety of my football team to see his car smashed by some asshole who doesn’t leave a note to just curl up in a ball and cry. I want to see that fire, anger and aggressiveness. But maybe next time just learn to channel that anger into a hard workout or on an actual punching bag. Because now, BJ is coming into the season with an L —- Car Bumper 1, BJ 0.

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