Ron Cherry’s penalty call: He was giving him the BUSINESS 😂 😂
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- Ron Cherry’s penalty call: He was giving him the BUSINESS 😂 😂
During Maryland's game vs. NC State in 2007, referee Ron Cherry explained a penalty by saying a player was giving an opponent "the business."
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Dude said it with a STONE COLD face too. Massive respect for just calling it as he sees it
This is truly LEGENDARY my guy was like there is no terminology for what he gave him it was simply the business 🤣🤣
We just had erection day
Election*
🤣🤣🤣
It looked like he threw a punch so that would be an ejection today.
The first ref that did that was even funnier. Search "giving him the business down there. "
We need more referees like Ron Cherry! We cannot have players giving out the business like that it has no place in our wonderful game of football
As wrestlers used to say back in the day, gotta protect the business
Funny as it is, they’re is no such thing as he’s giving him the business penalty!
He was giving him the business AND he wears number 69. Perfect call ref😂
Nice
DUDE!😂
Why are you ghey???
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
_Risky_ Business
That country accent only makes it better😂😂
That's even better than the time Pat Flood called a personal foul against a Cal player because "you just can't do that."
😭
"making a move that's not necessary like football"
I can’t find the video for that.
@@thekrampusclaus4148 The game was Cal vs. Washington, 1992. I don't know if there is a video.
I marvel that at no point did the referee even crack a smile- He was ALL business on that call! 😂
You could say he was giving the crowd the business
The production values on this sequence.
-Referee signals personal foul.
-Announcers: "A hold against the Wolfpack."
-TV scoreboard: "BLOCK IN BACK"
-Referee: "Personal foul, #69, offense. He was giving him the business."
-Announcers laugh, wonder what that is, and don't bother showing a replay of the actual penalty.
It's funny because of Cherry's penalty call, but...
Yeah def need a replay lol
Bet your fun at parties over analyzing things 🙄
Great points. I think the announcers would have cleared up the signal/scoreboard/previous incorrect penalty announcement from the booth discrepancies if Ron Cherry's call hadn't been so amusing.
It’s 37-0 😂
It's an OLD college game.
He was quoting Ben Dreith's call against Marty Lyons. "Giving him the business" is an old NFL term for what goes on underneath a pile.
In this case, the LB went low on the pulling guard. The guard took exemption on a player going at their legs and retaliated while the LB was on the ground.
Yup. After he went low he started punching him Lol Ben Dreith quote for sure 😂
A fellow man of taste. I took it as a great homage. But if every ref ad libbed a roughing call it wouldn't be as funny IMO
Facts. I remember the original call.😂
@@bruceshobe2548yes indeed
How come I never saw this until now?!! OMFG!! 🤣🤣🤣. The Business comes with a replay of the down
It had to be #69.
and he definitely was givin him the business
fate decrees these kinds of moments
Exactly 😅😅😅
My friends & i were watching this game live & fell-out laughing for 10 minuets after that call.
Ohh... back when tackle football was fun...
When sports incorporates hilarity, I'm all in 😆😂🤣
Comment currently has 69 like because 234k people refuse to like to maintain THE BUSINESS
@@kaiki8318Sadly, it’s been broken 🤦🏾♂️ I don’t think they understood “the business”
You'd love RGIII's call during a Michigan blowout win that "there's an Orji in the end zone."
Look up spike lee t posing court side while Tim hardaway calls the red safe instead of closing out on the shooter. It’s pure chaos.
Just read the article on espn about the call. Good little read about Mr. Cherry who, for all intents and purposes, seems like a cool dude. Like another commenter said, and the article also mentions by the way, it wasn’t the first time ‘the business’ was used to describe unsportsmanlike conduct. But Mr. Cherry’s call is the one that most people remember, because it became more popular.
It was a great article. Been watching acc football since I was a kid, was good to learn a little about Mr. Cherry
When Ben Dreith called it on Marty Lyons in 1986 there was no social media for people to repost it on, even if you had your VCR recording when it happened. By 2007 when Ron Cherry used it, the internet meant it went viral.
Because as we all know, the universe did not exist before the internet.@@michaelclark9762
I just read that article. Just love to read things like that which tell the story and everything around it
My man said it with the most straight face I've ever seen too. That's fucking amazing. XD
“Giving ‘em the business“ lives in my head rent free and has permanently entered my lexicon
“Givin’em the business”
oh my lord I about pissed myself watching this. 😂💀💀
My sides hurt from hearing those announcers, busting out laughing.
Imagine if EVERY holding call or personal foul was called as such! 😂👍🏻
This would be me, whether the call was on my team or not
🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂😅🤣😂
It would eventually not be funny
@@Chef.WolfHTT If you use that call too many times in one season, then yes, I would agree. However, time, setting and of course, the delivery makes it funny.
It wasn’t holding he was punching the guy, pushing his helmet into the dirt
No way he said that live!!😂😂
Oh but he did. I was there and we laughed at it then too.
WE’LL DO IT LIVE!!!
0:39 Replay the business at your leisure
Best. Penalty. Call. EVER!!!
Hands down, the GREATEST of all time !!!
The quote of the year 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
I could watch this all day over and over.
NFL ref Ben Dreith was the original “Giving him the business” call in 1986. Even funnier than this version.
Might disagree. The late, Ben Dreith's call was better, IMO.
@@scottreeve5716 dude, that’s what I said.
@@Crommy5 Sorry. My bad.
Is there tape of it?
No, Cherry's delivery is definitely funnier.
The best part is the announcers laughing
It’s since been removed from YT, but in a Steelers preseason game against Denver a few years back then-Steeler Keenan Lewis was flagged due to “something extra at the end of the play”, and the official made this odd outward-facing palm-thrusting motion. It was right in line with this.
That was surely an ode to Ben Dreith, who said that in a Jets- Bills game in the 1980s.
Has to be.
If there ever was a call that needed a replay, this was it
they didn’t really replay punches being thrown like that back then
Reminds me of jets vs bills back in the day. Giving him the business down there.
Yup - Sack Exchange days. Originally blamed on Gastineau, but it was Marty Lyons
upon reviewing the footage, the left guard pulls to the left side of the formation. after he blocks his guy to the ground he starts giving him the business down there, good call by the referee
The business has no place in football. Great call.
He was channeling his inner Ben Drieth 😅
Definitely paying respect to the main who originated the call that way!
This never gets old
Some say he's still giving him the business out there to this day
Big Ben brought me here. Lol.
There was actually a rule in the playbook. You could not find the wrong, but you knew it was wrong. And that was the call to be made. Literally. Not pulled out often, but Cherry knew it.
You can see the penalty at 0:04 in the lower left
It was a _69_ mounting
He was _giving_ him the business: _Risky_ Business
Hahahaha. This never gets old
I wish they still made these kinds of calls today!
Ben roethlisberher brought me here.
Present .!! 😭😭😭😭
#69......."giving someone tha business". HILARIOUS 😂!!!!
Nah I want to hear the coaches correcting him for next week's game
You could omit “he was giving him the business” and it would still be hilarious
Ref said he ain’t having it!
Was it laugh-out-loud funny that referee Ron Cherry gave the opponent the business during the Maryland vs. North Carolina State football game in 2007?
Ron Cherry saying this with a straight face is madness in another level
Most hilarious call I have ever seen. I saw it LIVE as well.
We sucked that year
Also ofc it was 69
69 was looking like "my coach told me to give him business though?"
How did he not burst out laughing
A man of culture
One of the few ways to make a blowout interesting
Even in the angle provided you can see #69 jump on another guy's back and swing a right hand into his face. The way he walks around incredulous as though he has no idea what happened is ridiculous.
It's really some sort of miracle that the guy was also number 69. Really just hammers it home.
.............................Okay, maybe poor choice of words.
There exists an unwritten rule that all players wearing #69 must, at some point, give the business. A similar rule goes for #68 but he owes you 1.
The best call EVER! ❤❤😂😂😂
The Business occurs at about 0:04 for those who want a replay
I saw it in the lower right corner where #69 slugged a player.
I knew Ron he was first class all the way! That dude WAS giving the other player the business, it was the perfect call.
The fact that it's two random teams and it's 37-0 and it's on #69 just makes it seem like a skit 😂
Here because Ben mentioned it on his podcast 😂😂
Big ben watched this
GREATEST - REFEREE - CALL -EVER . HE and Number 69 will Go Down In History.
"offense, number 69..."
Nice.
"...he was giving him the business."
NICE.
What business was that? Hahahahaha Mr. Cherry is funny.
Perfect call because 69 was in fact giving that defender the business.
I always agree with the adage that no one goes to the game to see the ref or umpire. On that day I would have been wrong.
LOVE THIS. Great REF and my MD TERPS rock IT!
This is my new go to...He was given him the business! I'll be given YOU the business!
I don't remember hearing of this being it was on regional TV at the time. CFB has changed in last 15 years as every game is on national TV or streaming today. But good call in a blowout game though.
That was awesome!!!!!😂😂😂😂
Sometimes you give, and sometimes you get the business. It's all part of the game.
Everything about it was wrong. I'm sure sounded wrong hahahaha😅😅😅
#69: What do you mean giving him the business?
The other ref had to approach Ron to confirm the call.
Ref: What, giving him the business, you sure?
Ron: Yep, he was giving him the business, he sure was.
Ref: Ok
Ron: Yes, play resumes
Giving the business! Lol!
I HOLLERED LOOOOL
🤣🤣🤣🤣What is the signal for “giving him the business”?!😅
The legend of Eddie Haskell lives on!
Can we petition to make this an actual penalty? That'd be awesome.
Ahh, #69! The gentleman's number! lol!
OG Ron C 😎🤣
hahah i see you mayne gg
Best call of all time. No doubt
Iconic
Makes me laugh just thinking about this clip.
He had to be giving him the business for a minute 😂 because at 00:04-000:05 you can see the mount....but a penalty whistle didn't blow until about 00:12 seconds😂😂😂😂
"the _mount"_ ...by _69_
Yup, it was a 69 _mount,_ alright
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This happened before in a bills/jets game in 1986 even funnier back then.
Personal foul. 69. Offense. He was giving him the business.
Half the crowd was booing and half the crowd was laughing their asses off.
Bernie Koocar was the first to say that...
He's giving him da bizzniss down there.
I love this guy. Let him officiate every game!
Also said by ref during a Lions game in the NFL
He was givin him the business too watch the replay after he blocks him and he's on the ground he gives him a forearm shiver to the back of the head!
Forearm shiver? He straight up slugged him!
Seems like i was watching this game when it happened.
The original was in 1986...Jim Kelly's first game in the NFL after leaving the USFL...Jets at Buffalo...the Jets late hit Kelly and the ref said he was... giving him the business
The only referee to punish a sexual assault on the field😂
Best call ever
It’s too bad walker was out since the noles needed him to extend the passing game
Here because of Roethlisberger 🤣
I got Leave it to Beaver flashbacks
Against number 69, no less 😂😂😂😂😂😂
at 0:04: 69 *_mounting_* in progress...
🫣 😆
He borrowed that from Ben Dreith who used it in 1986
Ben Dreith invented it.
Yep, most don’t realize this is a tribute/nod to Ben Dreith.
Best one ever