Entire California high school football team suspended after mascot's obscene gesture

Another football Friday in the books for all high school teams across this great country ...

Except one.

Victor Valley High School, located in Victorville, California, sat out Friday night's scheduled game against Brea Olinda because the entire team, including the coaching staff, was suspended.

That's right.

Suspended .

All of them.

A one-game timeout for everyone.

And it's all because the team's mascot got a little rowdy after last week's Bell Game win over rival Apple Valley.

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"That line was crossed." That line? A couple birds, apparently: Well, that's one way to your entire team suspended! Goodness gracious.

Thoughts? First impressions? Mine? Eh.

This was a rivalry game.

Come on.