Don't Worry, The Baylor Kick Is Alive After Getting Destroyed During Cotton Bowl

Don't Worry, The Baylor Kick Is Alive After Getting Destroyed During Cotton Bowl Baylor kicker Chris Callahan isn't just alive, he may actually be indestructible.



Any person capable of surviving the devastating hit that Callahan absorbed during a key moment in the Cotton Bowl would seem capable of surviving just about anything. The redshirt freshman specialist, listed at 5-foot-9 and 185 pounds, was leveled by Michigan State's Tony Lippett after a blocked field goal attempt late in fourth quarter on Thursday. The Houston native appeared to lose consciousness after a decleating as vicious as any that college football fans will ever see.







Videos of Callahan getting destroyed lit up the Internet as No. 8 Michigan State rallied for a stunning 42-41 win over No. 5 Baylor. After the game, Callahan let everyone know that rumors of his demise were exaggerated.

I am alive. It has been a great season. I am proud to be a Baylor Bear. #SicEm

— Christopher Callahan (@chrispcallahan2) January 1, 2015

Seemingly a good sport about everything, he also tweeted at Lippett. He had one very important question:

@Tony_Lippett14 great game my friend. Where did you come from?

— Christopher Callahan (@chrispcallahan2) January 2, 2015