First of all Nacua was sucker punched to begin with, and from that blow that knocked him to the ground. While it did not knock him out per se, it did ring his bell visibly. Knowing that, he had a concussion or concussion type symptoms, and then went bezerk and did the Superfly Snukum. There are multiple angles of what happened. Was Kai at fault? Sure to an extent of the circumstances, and he acted with a fight response not a flight. Some of the footage that is missed I think is the most blatant and just barely on the screen. The worst of it was actually fringe, ala Tuiloma off on his own getting knocked down and hit by three different guys with no one to help him while he was getting stomped on. Also this wasn't Memphis' first fight of the year it was more like their third. And while some may find this embarrassing to the church, or to themselves. All I have to say is you sound like a bunch of liberal tripe thinking that this is the second coming and that under all circumstances everyone should behave themselves. They had one of their friends and teammates brutally attacked. If you would like to be the bystander who watches while someone is assaulted, you go ahead. But to break up a beat down like that, the only way to curb a mob is to use mob violence. Watch police tactics, its pretty simple. Now unless they start to buy one of those microwave transmitters that makes crowds scatter your going to have to resort to what happened. Whether it's a tazer or whatever, at that point coaches weren't going to break that up, no way. To really clear up this kind of fighting the only way is to make sure that neither team can cross beyond the first hash mark on their side of the field, unless they are following their head coach in a single file line to shake hands. If not anyone not lining up behind the coach needs to be suspended just like in basketball for leaving the bench.