Daylen Hall: Watch UK Football Recruit Hall Tackle Security Guard into Pool

Daylen Hall is a promising football recruit from Louisville, Kentucky who will attend the University of Kentucky next season.  

But after a video surfaced of Hall tackling a security guard into the pool at a Panama City, Florida hotel on spring break, he might not be a Wildcat for much longer. 

In the video, you can see two security guards attempting to break up (or at least calm down) what appears to be a rather raucous group of high school and college students on spring break. Needless to say, the mob in the water is none too pleased by their efforts, and starts chanting various unintelligible things, splashing the guards (because that'll show 'em!) and generally becoming more of a nuisance than they were before. 

It's not clear which person in the video is Hall, for at least the first minute and 40 seconds of the video. Then, suddenly, Hall can be seen gesturing to the mob to back away from the wall, which they quickly do. 

The soon-to-be freshman then drops into a three-point stance and launches into the guard, delivering a textbook tackle that drives both the security guard (and Hall) into the pool, sending the crowd into delirium in the process. 

Of course, the guard is now wet and angry, and summons more security to come assist in kicking everyone out of the pool. 

Now, I realize that it's spring break, and people tend to go a little bonkers, but come on, Daylen. Not only did you manage to piss off security, you probably cost yourself a spot on the Wildcats roster with this stunt. 

As if the stunt wasn't stupid enough, consider this: He tackled the guard into the shallow end of the pool, increasing the likelihood of injury for both the guard and himself. 

I don't know about you, but it's refreshing for me to see potential college athletes behaving with such a level of grace and decorum when out in public while being filmed with a video camera. It's nice to see Kentucky recruiting classy individuals like Hall to play football for them.